Krishnamurti

 Awareness is understanding without identification. When thought accepts or rejects, compares or judges, then the analytical process begins- the thinker watching his thought. In analysis, the thinker and his thought are separate. Awareness is silent and choiceless, in which comparison and judgment have ceased. Though we have separated the thought from the thinker, through constant awareness the thinker and the thought are integrated, experienced as one. As you cannot separate heat from fire, so the thinker and his thought are inseparable. Awareness is the understanding of cause and effect and of the dualistic process. When there is a choiceless awareness of these two processes, then the thinker and his thought are experienced as one. In this experience the educated shell of conditioning is being broken. So through constant awareness of every thought- feeling- action, there takes place integration of all the layers of consciousness; this integrated understanding shatters the shell. In this process of integration or meditative awareness, dreams have an altogether different significance. This awareness during waking hours make dreams unnecessary, and as this awareness becomes clear and pure, there comes a state of being which is supreme bliss and wisdom.-J.Krishnamurti( The World Within)