Tag: ai – artificial intelligence
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Candice – What is Actually Looking?
“When you search within yourself for ‘what is looking,’ you cannot locate it in your eyeballs or brain; instead, you find a vital emptiness and natural perfection that cannot be confined within your skin line.”
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You Are Pure Awareness ~ Mooji
“You are not that which comes and goesâyou are the ever-present witness of it all . Learn to step back from thoughts, expectations, and mental constructs to experience the profound freedom and quiet joy of your true Self.”
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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” â the moment aware being first takes itself to be separate. Points back to the ever-present now, prior to any birth or death, as what you actually are.
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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 â the “I” that dies is the phantom rising from pure knowing being. Points to “eternal life here and now,” since eternal simply means now.
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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 it seeks to resolve. Without that separative I, there’s no one left to say anything is wrong â so nothing is.
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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. Sensations, thoughts, and emotions are simply known within knowing â there’s nothing to kill or transcend, only to notice.
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Sal 132: What Am I, Prior to This?
Offers a simple inquiry â asking “what am I prior to this?” whenever thought or emotion arises â to interrupt the mind and rest in pure aware being. Frames the practice as devotion to Truth rather than self-story.
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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 from neurotic, narcissistic self-focus, pointing back to abiding as pure aware being â “pure self-love.”
