Be entirely anchored in your own Being. Look out through your own eyes only. Never wonder again "what that person thinks of me". Stop 'putting yourself in the other person's shoes' for awhile, and live wholly from your own.
Do this one thing thoroughly, and there's no need anymore for a "me".
Paramahamsa Nithyananda (guru)
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If you take people to be what they think themselves to be, you will only hurt them, as they hurt themselves so grievously all the time.
But if you see them as they are in reality, it will do them enormous good.
If they ask you what to do, what practices to adopt, which way of life to follow, answer: "Do nothing, just be. In being all happens naturally."
