What is this I?

Siddhananda: (Picking up a new stone from the pile and starting to place it down in front of her). This one doesn't want me to let it go yet (laughing). So, I'll just hold it for a minute (clasping her hands around the stone, bringing it close to herself and laying her cheek down on her clasped hands).

Spirit: Seeking to know truth.

G: Hmm...

Siddhananda: Seeking to know truth.

G: It's a good thing to seek to know.

Spirit: Wanting to know God.

Siddhananda: With this [stone] in the hand, she's not able to speak much. So, I don't know. This one doesn't want me to let go of this rock right now (laughing).

G: (laughing)

Spirit: Who am I?

G: Yeah.

Siddhananda: Who am I? That's the question.

G: It's better to ask, "What is this I?"

Spirit: Okay.

G: Contemplate, "What is this I?"

Spirit: Okay.

G: Rather than, "Who am I?"

Spirit: Okay. I'm enjoying being in Siddhananda's hands and lightening. I can feel yours emanating through her, and you two are one. What is this I?

G: That will give you something to work on.

Spirit: Okay, thank you. I could sit here, but I don't want to take up others time. So, I will just go ahead and move on. Thank you so much for that contemplation.

G: Thank you and Namaste (gesturing namaste). If you want to come stay in the energy, you can go into the crystal cathedral there, and stay in that for a while.

Spirit: Oh, I have heard that's coming, or it's here?

G: It's here. We have one.

Siddhananda: Oh, thank you so much! Thank you so much.

G: So, you see the amethyst crystal cathedral behind the computer. You can go in there, if you'd like to rest for a while.

Spirit: Oh, thank you so much. I wanted to be respectful, and I didn't know if I could stay longer. Thank you so much.

G: You're welcome. Namaste (gesturing namaste).

Siddhananda: Namaste (gesturing namaste).