Adi Da Samraj, November 10, 2004 TEXT
"You refer to yourself every time you say a sentence because that's how sentences are supposed to be constructed, and yet you have no experience of that 'self' that you keep referring to. You don't experience it any more than you experience the room. You can experience 'yourself', so-called, from the point of view of the moment or what could be called the 'late time' of every perception and thought. It's the 'late time' because it's after when it occurred. But it's called the present because it seems to be happening now."
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