I have visited the Hare Krishna temple in Tucson multiple times and had deep conversations with their devotees and gurus. Those conversations clarified something important — not about them, but about me and the path I walk.
Swami Muktananda said it simply and directly: “God dwells within you as you.”
That is exactly my experience. I’ve had my Godself realization. The divine is not external to me. It is not separate from me. It dwells within me as me — not as Krishna, but as David Dreamwalker Diamondheart.
The Bhagavad Gita supports this directly. In Chapter 10, Verse 20, Krishna says: “I am the Self, O Gudakesha, seated in the hearts of all beings. I am the beginning, the middle, and the end of all beings.”
To me, that’s unambiguous. The divine is both immanent and transcendent simultaneously. God doesn’t just dwell near you or beside you or above you. God dwells within you as you.
This is why I cannot walk the Hare Krishna path. Their tradition maintains a hard separation between God and the individual. In their framework, saying “I Am Thee Godself” is heresy. But their own scripture and one of Hinduism’s greatest modern saints point directly to the Godself realization.
Every one of my spiritual awakenings came through direct revelation via the Self Realization Mantra — no guru, no lineage, no initiation required. The mantra affirms the Godself directly and without apology:
I Am Thee Godself.
The Self Realization Mantra is not a religion or a belief system. It is awakening technology — free, open, no dogma, no fairy tales, no rules for living. Just a simple, direct practice available to anyone ready to awaken.
I Am Thee Iself.
I Am Thee Allself.
I Am Thee Godself.
I Am Thee Noself.
I Am Thee Amness.
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