Unsought advice from a mystic:
He who tells the ordinary that they live in a dream
lives himself in a dream.

 

 

A father noted to his son,
"One of the (shall we say) lesser, side benefits of realizing the nature of man is that you no longer admire anyone."

The difficulty in trying to convey The Secret to another
is that to "ride-the-wind"
each man must mount his own back.

Those who should worry about the future of man
are those who can be made to worry.

After years of reading about knights off on
The Great Quest, in search of The Grail,
one lad decided that when he grew up he wanted to be a knight's horse -- since he'd begun to strongly suspect that knights didn't actually exist.
(Think what a surprise he's in for when he discovers that none of it exists! -- except for the prize itself -- and THAT you can be! Otherwise put: that you turn out to be).
What a surprise! -- Gotta Love It!

A man once asked a certain mystic,
"Why do you never smile?"
And the mystic replied,
"Because if I did, then I'd probably start laughing,
and I'm afraid I'd never be able to stop."

When understanding of the extraordinary is put into words, circles become squares,
balls become cubes,
and who's there to enjoy the delight of the occasion.

The mind seeking the "wherefore" of it
will forever miss The Secret.

 

And, lastly, we have today's "Final Tip" on the matter:
The Secret is not actually very well hidden...if you wanna know the truth about it.