To be aware of the world of “I” and “me” is ordinary living. To be aware
nothing is mine and everything is thine is extra-ordinary living. What we
consider is mine is not really ours. This body I have not created. Even our
parents will claim it. If you commit suicide to your body, you will be
jailed for the law says you can’t do it. So if one looks nothing is ours. A
deep surrendering attitude is born. Then I let go and let in god. We come
empty handed and we will go empty handed. So to be empty is a great purity.

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