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To say that one is ‘spiritual’ is just more identification with something, sometimes any ‘thing’ that will do.
Spirituality points away from itself to that which defies identification, that only we can recognise for ourselves free from all descriptions, ideas and even traditions.
What is sought is not beyond.
It is that which is already fully present before anything.
Before joy, before sadness, before pain, before bliss, before beauty and before horror.
Before Buddhism, before Zen, before Adviata, before Dzogchen, before non-duality.
That which allows for the coming and going of everything and nothing before, before before…
Meditation techniques are easy to practise because they have a form. Awareness is harder because it has no form.
Anon
Knowledge and ignorance are both untrue, nothing but dream and illusion — the nonduality of true and untrue.
Longchenpa
The truth of the moment is beyond all thoughts, all feelings, all ideas, all concepts, all systems, all traditions and is only ever right here, right now. All else is imagination.
Once you realise you’re distracted, that you’ve been thinking without knowing you’ve been thinking, everything can begin to change.
If I am anything, I am the totality of everything and nothing that is and isn’t happening in this moment.