Tag: Pure Subjective Consciousness
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Sal 156: The Impersonator I
Distinguishes the real from the unreal: mind, with its stories, judgments and regrets, masquerades as the real I but is “the impersonator I,” hypnotically convincing because it feels so close. Seeing the suffering it brings, the movement to be free happens by itself.
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Sal 155: Wake Up in the Morning To a Holiday
Points to the split second on waking, the first consciousness of ‘I am,’ before the mind “starts to run riot.” Suggests having a holiday right there in bed, since problems can wait, and starting the day being that, living the recognition moment to moment.
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Sal 149: Wake Up As Pure Subjective Consciousness
Invites simply abiding as pure subjective consciousness — “I know that I am.” When the world and its woes impose themselves on waking, don’t go into them; the true inquiry is to be what is already whole and free.