Quotes by "Mike Stagnitta"

Answers come from solving problems with new problems. Must everything have an answer?

As our eyes are open we see all that we have created. Everything we see and or experience is mirror of our conscious omnificence, good or bad.

We have collectively and constantly created and are creating the world we exist in, who knows who really authored what. If every success is someone else’s failure, and failure someone else’s success, how then can we not all be part of the manifested.

Measurement is an illusion

If you spend enough “time” in the future or past you will realize neither exist or existed.

Do you need to know that you are happy to be happy?

What is a word? What is the word death without its meaning to us? What is the word life without it’s meaning to us? Is it meaningless? Does it in fact have less meaning? Less meaning implies opposition. Less meaning than what? What is life or death without the meaning we attach to it. Without the words life or death, If In fact we knew them not, what then would they be? The answer is simple, nothing... no thing. So then what is a word, if not a fabrication made to solve the problem of not knowing. Not knowing is the beautiful landscape of life, of being. We act like we know what death is, and go on experiencing it while we think we are living. The word for this is irony or more specifically tragedy.

Thoughts are a way of concealing the truth.

If we live to change the world, we lose our life, if we let the world be, our life will change the world.

What happens in the moment is more important than remembering it. Being is more important than seeing.

healthiness and happiness are dependent on each other

Transcendence begins when you realize that you are a law of nature.

Confidence is how we perceive the manifestation of truth in us.

A good book writes the author

The self or ego is like an honorary diploma. It may hold the title of master or doctorate but it is in fact weightless and is actually “doctored” perception and a “master” of disguise, nothing more.

If all of the people in the world understood the perpetual essence of existence, that is to say, to be truly conscious at once, or even experience satori for a moment, collectively, It would be such a surprise to many that we would likely experience a very silent and still earth for at least a moment. It would be a connected senselessness, and an indescribable illumination and awakening.

Life is connected moments of precise stumbling; an infinite and beautiful dance you must learn to do with grace.

To be great is to be a fruit from the tree of life. If you squeeze a “great,” guess what comes out? Greatness. Most people live their lives without knowing that they are the roots of this tree, and the fruit that the branches of life help to grow.

In space we find our self, and lose our self, because we come to find that we are what defines the space in form and in thought.

To use space and not allow it to use you, you must first accept your authoring of it, just as you are the author of your influence on the world around you. So then we must understand first that we are the architect’s of our life, and the author’s of our story. The same is true for space. To enjoy it we must accept it for what it is. We must define the purpose of space, yet seek less purpose in it in order to extract greater purpose from it.