There are only two kinds of sufferings in your life: physical suffering and mental suffering ... Once there is a little space between you and your body and between you and your mind, this is the end of suffering.

Can you do any aspect of life without involvement? ... Without involvement would you know what is the joy of food? What is the joy of breathing? What is the joy of people around you? What is the joy of love? ... Without involvement, there is no life.

You can only desire what you already know. You cannot desire something that you do not know. So, if you're going toward something that you know in a slightly modified way, that is not called transformation. You go toward something that you don't know, something that is new—that is why, always, when it comes to spiritual process or mysticism, we use the word 'seeker.' You are a genuine seeker only if you have realized 'I do not know.' If you know where to go, then you are not a seeker; you're just a traveler, maybe.