Do not think that you are human and that you have to reach the state of the Divine. Think rather that you are God, and from that state you have become a human being. As you think this way, all the attributes of God will manifest in you. Know that you have descended from God as human beings and that eventually you will go back to your source. (MBI, p.94)

You are not a man, you are God yourself. You are not one person, but three, the one you think you are (physical); the one others think you are (mental); and the one you really are spiritual is God. Don t be under the delusion that God Is somewhere and you have to search for Him. God is in you, and when you are able to realise that, and when you are able to develop the spiritual power from within you, then you will see God. You are going in the path of worldly consciousness. When you take the path of superconsciousness, you will get realisation, and you will be able to see the Truth. (SSS Vol.13)

You are not one person but three, namely, the one you think you are, the one others think you are and the one you really are. If we are able to guide our lives, bearing these three aspects in mind, then it will be possible to some extent to get the Atma Tattva into our lives. (SSB 1972, pp. 57-58)

You are not one person but three... the one you think you are, the one that others think you are and the one you really are. The one you think you are, the body, is ephemeral and untrue. Whatever life you are living today, whatever experiences you are having today, they are all transient. Both the body and its activities, are temporary and associated with the physical world. Now, when others think of you, they do so not only in terms of your physical makeup but also in terms of your personality and character traits. Theirs is a more mentalized image of you. Therefore, the one that others think you are, relates to the mind and the mental world, which is also changing and untrue. But, the one you really are, is the atma, the unchanging truth, shining in the causal state. (SBGita)