THE AMOUNT YOU ATTACH TO YOUR STORY
INDICATES THE AMOUNT YOU CAN LET GO
Katie: Yes! So when you see us you cannot project - you
don't have the capacity - and you don't have anything to
project a somebody anywhere.
If you're nobody, you're going to project nobody.
Good. Good, sweetie! If I think I'm a body, I'm talking to a body. If I am no body, there's nothing you can do to be a body for me. To the final end, you're projecting yourself. And then investigate that and even lose that. It’s still just one more concept.
I am no more than four questions and not even that. It is
power beyond description. It is limitless. Infinite. There’s nothing that can survive it. Nothing. Because it is nothing.
And it allows nothing.
So when I hit those veils I didn’t even hit them.
It was a child’s play.
What people taught for years or centuries, it doesn’t even burn through them. It can’t exist for it. It just notices.
So there's no choice when you have The Work. Like the choice to go further into the void, or go beyond even the void— well, there's no decision to make.
It doesn't allow one. It's so free. It’s so beyond freedom.
It’s God. It's power without power.
- Byron Katie, Losing the Moon
