A silence settles. For the first time after so much turbulence, the inquirer turns inward and no longer finds anything to feed his questions. A full silence replaces all the ideas that one can have about oneself. This silence that searches itself, when it finds itself, simply remains there where it has always been. The self has regained it's place of residence.
All effort is abolished.
The simple thought of searching for something has disappeared. A conscious plenitude reveals itself. The sacred in psychology therefore first goes through an experience, through an awareness of our true nature, desire which underlies all desire, search which underlies all search. When the object of this quest is revealed to the one who suffers, his entire vision of existence and of himself is transformed in a radical way. Events are no longer refused or undergone but experienced as an opportunity for a liberating understanding.