Tag: Pure Being
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Sal 153: The Source of All That Moves is I
Defines a holiday as simply knowing that I am, prior to name, form and story. Freedom isn’t gained by understanding; it is seeing your nature is already free. Knowing oneself as the source of all that moves shifts the locus of being.
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Sal 152: Don’t Mind The Mind. Know I, Pure Subjective Being
Contrasts the way of negating with the way of affirming — “the big yes,” I knowing I. Fighting thoughts only gives them more juice; simply don’t mind the mind, since ever-changing thoughts can never be the eternal I.
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Sal 151: Knowing Oneself in a Different Light
Shares the opening holiday from an open meeting: attending to the unchanging “I am” prior to body and mind. Knowing oneself as pure aware being, not only the changing person, is a “paradigm shift, shift of being” off the roller coaster.
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Spirit – Jordi Cantos feat. Alex Serra, Facesoul and Totidub
“Individuals are encouraged to embrace their authentic selves, as this is described as the most beautiful state of being…”
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Seven days without personal identity
Ai generated, based on Joel S. Goldsmith’s Infinite Way teaching.
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Sal 139: No Anticipation
Invites resting in pure being rather than anticipating what comes next, noticing any mental habit of “waiting for the next thing.” Affirms aware being as constant regardless of what’s appearing — always here, doubtlessly.
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Clarifying One’s Essential Identity (Interview with John Wheeler)
“… spiritual freedom is immediately accessible by recognizing our true identity as ever-present awareness and seeing that the limited separate self and its suffering are mere conceptual illusions…”
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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 recognizing this ever-present radiance and simply being it — nothing left to attain, only to know.
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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 — 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 — so nothing is.