"So I cannot say what my conception about the absolute is. I can only say no conception is possible about the absolute. The moment you go beyond conceptions, you know the absolute. And even when you have known it, you cannot transform it into a conception.

"The whole religious mind has been conceptualizing, but the religious mind means that one has come to know the boundaries of intelligence, the boundaries of intellect, and the boundaries of conceptions. The absolute is beyond, or you can say the beyond-ness is the absolute. But no conception is possible.

I am not a philosopher, and I deny every type of philosophizing. The truly religious mind is a mind that is not philosophizing about the truth. Philosophizing is a sort of mentation, your mind is working. And through mind, no contact is possible with the absolute. Only when the mind ceases – when thinking ceases, or the ego ceases – do you come in contact with it. But then there is no conception possible. So the absolute must remain beyond conceptions. The absolute must remain beyond “me” and 'you.'

"Where philosophy ends, the absolute begins. Where conceptions end, the absolute begins.

"So I have got no conception at all."