Category: Salvadore Poe
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Sal 137: Radiant Sun
Likens pure being to the sun that “outshines and illumines everything” without denying body, sensation, or thought. Freedom is…
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Sal 136: What About Birth?
Explores what birth actually is, distinguishing the body’s arrival from the recurring “birth of self” — the moment aware…
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Sal 135: What About Death?
Looks directly at the fear of death and finds that past and future are only thoughts, never actual —…
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Sal 134: When the One Who Has a Problem is Gone, The Problem is Gone
Argues true contentment is found in pure aware being, not the ego’s rising I, which is itself the dissatisfaction…
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Sal 133: Ego is not an Entity, It is an Activity of Pure Being
Frames ego as a fleeting wave rising and subsiding in the ocean of pure being, not a sentient entity.…
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Sal 132: What Am I, Prior to This?
Offers a simple inquiry — asking “what am I prior to this?” whenever thought or emotion arises — to…
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Sal 131: Freedom Is The Natural Human Condition of Health
Frames freedom as “the natural human condition of health,” not a denial of the body’s needs. Distinguishes healthy self-care…
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Sal 130: An Endless Amazing Display of Form
Invites resting as pure aware being while form endlessly shifts in color, texture, and shape. Frames noticing this —…
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Sal 129: With No Attributes at All, I AM
Invites resting prior to name, story, and history — the pure subject that “doesn’t need anything else” to know…
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Sal 128: Discerning Between The Eternal and the Temporal
Introduces Viveka, the Vedantic practice of discernment, to distinguish what I actually am, alive and sentient, from the time-based…
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Silly Discernment?
“…Silly”: Once you develop the discernment to see the difference between actual being (who you really are) and the…
