“It was a new experience, the “I” watching “my” mind freaking out!” — Grace G. Payge Copy Share Image
“I knew we had to celebrate, not the breakup of a marriage, but a woman prepared to be brave.” — Grace G. Payge Brave Copy Share Image
“No one knows what path you should follow except yourself. You are your own wise teacher. You are your own Guru.” — Grace G. Payge Guru Copy Share Image
“He, I was sure, would have all the answers, and these answers he would find in my vagina.” — Grace G. Payge Copy Share Image
“I knew only that my thoughts and external events were inextricably linked.” — Grace G. Payge Philosophy of Mind Copy Share Image
“From that moment no human face ever looked the same. I saw me in everyone and everyone in me.” — Grace G. Payge Copy Share Image
“I thought that I was praying for external peace and quiet, when it was internal tranquillity that I craved.” — Grace G. Payge Peace Copy Share Image
“How the heck I was supposed to have a spiritual awakening without a flush toilet?” — Grace G. Payge Awakening Copy Share Image
“The die cast, I really was living out of a suitcase, feeling as though I had fallen off the grid.” — Grace G. Payge Grief Copy Share Image
“My tears stopped flowing, and a warmth spread through me. In my inner stillness, the answer found me “ you are the… — Grace G. Payge Stillness Copy Share Image
“I had made the vital realisation that my life was a series of events in which one merely had to keep on… — Grace G. Payge Life Copy Share Image
“I did not know that I was deep in the throes of fighting my shadow; my shadow being reflected in all those… — Grace G. Payge Copy Share Image
“There was no turning back. I had created the situation, and having come this far I wanted freedom, I wanted liberation, I… — Grace G. Payge Freedom Copy Share Image
“What’s an Ashram?” he asked, blankly. Misunderstanding my hesitation, his face lit up in comprehension. Winking slyly, he asked, “Is it a… — Grace G. Payge Copy Share Image
“I had never climbed a mountain, but standing at the bottom, looking at the summit, thinking, “How the fuck am I going… — Grace G. Payge Copy Share Image
