Consciousness and the Absolute. The final Talks with Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj.

 Questioner: Should the type of dispassion which Maharaj is teaching us be taught to children?

Maharaj: No. If that's done, they'll have no ambition to grow further; they must have certain ambitions, certain desires, for their proper growth.

The one who has fully investigated himself, the one who has come to understand, will never try to interfere in the play of consciousness.

There is no creator with a vast intellect as such; all this play is going on spontaneously. There's no intellect behind it, so don't try to impose yours to bring about any change; leave it alone.

Your intellect is a subsequent product of this process, so how can your intellect take

charge of or even evaluate, the whole creation?

Investigate your self; this is the purpose of your being.

Spirituality is nothing more than understanding this play of consciousness—try to find out what this fraud is by seeking its source.