according to the teaching of Jean Klein transmitted by Eric Baret

John Klein  Yoga
"There is only emptiness, there is only consciousness, this consciousness is expressed, extends into a space-time, creates a perception, without the consciousness being diminished, this object, this creation in a space-time, appears in consciousness, and is reabsorbed in consciousness. This emanation takes place in a space-time but consciousness is always free of the subject, it is in it that things appear and disappear, no perceived can exist without being perceived, the object has no reality in itself it always depends on consciousness.
Q.: As the physical weight disappears in the tactility? how the sensation of the muscle is reabsorbed into tactility? 
JK: Yes, at that moment the object reabsorbs into consciousness, into your Presence."
John Klein

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Eric Barret  Yoga 
Anything that could be said about this tradition would be an insult to it. It is the direct reflection of non-direction, the deep presentiment of having nothing to accomplish, that everything is already accomplished. Any codified formulation, any expression which singles out, which affirms, which conveys information, which teaches something, which asks for something is simply a reservoir of data; it is not part of what is called in the East a traditional gaze. Tradition must be freed from all its form. There is only listening, a listening that knows nothing, that expects nothing. There is only an innocent gaze, a gaze that does not allow itself to be confined. A tradition that asks a human being to do something would emphasize what being human is not, just as any emphasis on changing behavior or thinking would still only stimulate its distance.
A true tradition but the emphasis on the essential, on what is fundamental to being, on what is constant. What is constant in us? what is in us that is independent of psychological and physiological characteristics?

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