He emphasized the importance of recognizing that the ego, with its endless distractions and attempts to control, can prevent individuals from experiencing true love and awareness of their existence.

He encouraged listeners to relax into the moment, acknowledging their own ignorance and the power of something greater that is continuously doing the work of life beyond their understanding.

He stressed the futility of trying to know or control everything, suggesting that true enlightenment and happiness come from the surrender and acceptance of not knowing.

Ultimately, he called for the audience to stop seeking externally and internally, advocating instead a calm presence that allows the truth to reveal itself naturally.