Good morning, everyone.
Let’s see what’s here today.
Just bring attention to your own being, that’s all.
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Consciously aware.
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That which always is prior to the movements arising and appearing out of that.
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Everything appears out of this, the source. Pure being, purely subjective consciousness.
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So we just go to the very root.
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Not aware of anything other than yourself, only yourself.
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By that I don’t mean in the peripheral of your consciousness the objects are not known. By that what I mean is you need nothing other than your own knowing, your own consciousness to know yourself. Nothing else is required. No object is required. Self-effulgent. The self-illuminating light of knowing, I know myself, I am, I.
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So, this is reducing yourself down to the very root. Pure being, consciously knowing myself. Satchitananda.
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Ananda means contentment. No rising I with its fears and desires, worries and concerns, nostalgias, hopes.
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In the absence of that rising I is content. Peace. Ananda.
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Always here, mostly overlooked, overshadowed by the gross appearances of mind, but never not here ever, not possible.
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And so we just come back to that.
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And what more is there?
Where more is there to go?
What more is there to find through seeking, intellectualizing, reading, conceptualizing?
That’s the wrong direction.
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All of that reifies this separative ego, mind, self.
The one who knows, the one who wants to know, the one who’s seeking, the seeker.
All of those things reify that.
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Never to see beyond or below or previous to. Never seeing one’s true nature that way. Not possible.
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You can read the menu all day long and you’ll still be hungry.
Stop reading the menu, start eating.
And then you can discard the menu, not needed.
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So for a moment, unborn being prior to the rising I, consciously knowing myself,
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It’s good to be with you. I’ll be back again tomorrow. Peace.
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THE UNBOUND SPACE OF PURE BEING - August 22 - 23

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