Tag: Aware Being
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Sal 143: A Holiday is Not a Practice, It Is a Way of Being
Frames a holiday as being “aware being” itself, the pure subject knowing rather than an object to seek. Argues no dedicated practice is needed — just gentle, ongoing recognition of “I know myself” woven through the ordinary moments of the day.
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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 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 127: Form Is Transparent, Being Permeates Everything
Explores the transparency of form — body, thoughts, and emotions all revealed as fields permeated by being, with no “skin line” separating inside from outside. Frames aware being as ubiquitous, urging a gentle, repeated return to it whenever lost in thought.
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Sal 125: Do I Have to Kill the Ego?
Distinguishes pure aware being from the rising “phantom I” of thought and story, arguing freedom comes not from killing the ego but from doubtless knowledge of the difference between the two.
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Sal 122: At The Root I Am Aware Being
Frames aware being as the constant root beneath every changing appearance — body, mind, thought. Introduces Shivashakti (unmanifest awareness appearing as manifest energy) and says knowing this root ends the need to argue with or fix the person one appears to be.