Baldwin Schreurs, Rev. Master

Any of us is completely free. In a way freedom is our true name. You are free and you were free before you were given your name and became a person in this world. Having been given a name and becoming a person, an individual with a personality, does not at all detract in the slightest from you being totally free. You are in your own individuality completely free. And complete freedom also means complete openness because there is nothing that binds you, nothing that keeps you closed. You are completely open and because of that, completely receptive. Look for yourself. This moment, as it is, shows itself completely in the receptiveness of your freedom. This, as it is, fills you totally.

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