On the Path to NoWHere

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Pointers to the divine Unconditional experience Insights from Vipassana meditation Science of the mind Non-dual art Poetry from somewhere beyond

You were never meant to become what your mind imagined you were ’supposed’ to become. Your true nature was never ahead of you—it was here all along. It is here right now. You are not chasing it. You are it.

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The planning of our life, and our specific actions within it, has limits. We cannot know how the weather will be. We cannot know how the real situation will be. We cannot know how we will feel and what we will be inspired in that later moment. Don’t plan yourself into a cage.

At first, meditation gives you a frame to experience the present experience again; a crutch that is guiding you to it. But sooner or later, that frame is seen to be just part of the present experience—not something other. When this is seen, even the words “present experience“ lose their meaning.

If you are looking for or seeing even the slightest improvability or wrongness in the present experience, you fell prey to ignorant seeking. Your mind will be occupied by endlessly looking for a solution to reality. And if you think that this looking and seeing is wrong, you are in the same trap.

The goal of life is the way you are living it in this very moment. Are you living it inviting- or avoidingly? Are you living it accepting-or rejectingly? Are you living it judgmental- or receivingly? Are you living it hating- or lovingly?

To experience yourself fully, in this body, in this moment, and to discover that none of the sensations are wrong, or threatening, in any way, because they came to be so, and nothing is harmed nor degraded nor violated in any way. Appreciate every bit of your present experience. It is your life.

How deeply can you allow this moment to enter your heart? How deeply can you welcome all that is here—without believing you must shield it, hold it back, or protect yourself from it? What if you simply let it touch you, exactly as it is? Not the slightest fear.

It’s so tragic when a parent’s wishes for their child become so strong that they reject the truth of their child. The child learns to fear being themselves, becoming self-judging and ashamed. The deepest tragedy is when the dream was never about the child, but about the parents’ unmet desires.

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