I Am

Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj once said "Get to know that ‘I am’ without words which arises in the morning. Knowing the Self, abiding in the Self-knowledge, is not a mere intellectual knowing. You must be that, and you should not move away from it. Remain firm." That "I am" is the part of me that is part of the Source or God and is much more powerful, loving and knowing than my normal walking around self. I find, more and more, that I can be that Self all during the day, especially when doing a healing or working with someone else. This morning I had the privilege of talking about that Self with someone else, which strengthens that part of me and her.