Whenever there is a conscious dropping into Being, there is a sweetness, a sweetness from remembering oneself.

... who can laugh at themselves.

You can't love the other if you require them to change. To be at peace is to love.

The good news is that, suffering is an error.

It would be very bad news otherwise.

If life is seen only as an objective reality, lived in an objective world, by an objective person then we are bound to fear death and fear life.

The subject is not just an object.

Who am I? 

When it is clearly seen that life 'happens', that the individual is not the 'doer' and that happiness is not to be found in outcomes, this automatically leads to the end of all the thinking to the contrary and there is so much free space, to Be..

Turning inward is not only akin to starting to regularly view your own FB profile instead of being obsessed with everyone else's profile, but with then going beyond even that to a place of no-profiles.

Who would have thought that resting in a place of no-profiles could be so Self-affirming and Self-fulfilling :D.

Keep returning to the You which remains unaffected by circumstance, rest there often until you know yourself so well that you don't forget that this peaceful untouchable Consciousness which exists before, during and after thinking is the very core of who you are.

... life is much lighter when it is not taken personally.

If suffering happens, it's a happening and not your 'doing'. Deep realisation of this principle in relation to the totality of life is key to the end of suffering.

Life's a happening, and not your 'doing'.

Attitudinally speaking, sit back and watch life happen, watch the thinking and feelings happening, the speaking happening, and actions happening, and if this 'sitting back' happens, it's a happening and not your doing

Peace for now.