The main trouble is that you think with words, but these words are empty of meaning; most of the time they are mere words, you talk of the Divine, you talk of the Supreme, you talk of Yoga, you say many things, but does all that correspond in your head to something concrete? To a thought, a feeling, a clear idea, an experience? Or are they simply words?…
You must see the thing, the experience behind the words. Here we speak of "Yoga" but elsewhere one would speak differently; some would say: "I am seeking my raison d'etre," and so on. Those who have a religious bent will say: "I want to find the Divine Presence." There are fifty ways of saying the thing but it is the thing which is important; you must feel it in your head, in your heart, everywhere. It must be concrete, living, otherwise you cannot advance. You must come out of words and get into action – get into the experience, get into life.
