So I, me, is confusion, not that I realize I am confusion, or that I have been told

that I am confusion, but the fact is: I, as a human being, am in a state of

confusion. Right? Any action I do will bring more confusion - right? You
understand? So I am in a state of total confusion. And all the struggle to overcome
it, suppress it, to be detached, all that is gone - right? I wonder if it has! You
see how difficult it is for our minds to be precise in this, to learn about it, to
be free to have the leisure to learn. Then what takes place? I am confusion; not I
realize I am confusion. You see the difference? I am that. Therefore what has
happened? All movement of escapes, suppression, have completely come to an end -
right? If it has not, don't move from there. Be free first of all escapes, of all
verbal, symbolic escapes but remain totally with the fact that you are, as a human
being, in a state of confusion - right? Then what has taken place? We are two
friends talking this over, this is not a group therapy, or any of that nonsense, or
psychological analysis. It is not that. Two people talking over together, saying
now we have come to that point, logically, rationally, unemotionally, therefore
sanely. Because to be sane is the most difficult thing. So we have come to that
point: that is I am that. What has taken place in the mind? Right, can we go on
from there?