Tag: Rising I
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Sal 154: Enjoy the Stillness and the Silence
Offers a mostly wordless holiday with one inquiry: when a concern appears, what is it that has that concern? Seeing it is only the rising I, mind, “you’re out again into the sun of pure being.” Nothing more is needed than just to be.
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Sal 141: The Vast Unknown
Invites dropping every concept, even “I’m awareness” or “non-dual,” to land in the vast unknown — pure knowing prior to any words. Freedom is only ever now, since waiting for it to become permanent just resurrects the rising I.
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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.
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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 phantom story, you realize how silly it is to let your entire experience of life be dictated by something that has no real substance.
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Sal 126: Pure Aware Being and Non Duality
Frames pure aware being — stainless, nameless, untouched by body or mind — as what I am prior to the rising I. All attributes like fear or history belong to the separative ego, not to being itself.
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Sal 119: Surrender
Urges direct knowing over conceptual seeking, insisting “you can read the menu all day long and you’ll still be hungry — stop reading the menu, start eating.” Frames pure being as self-effulgent and needing no object, the root contentment beneath the rising I.
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Sal 118: Stop Reading The Menu and Start Eating
Urges direct knowing over conceptual seeking, insisting “you can read the menu all day long and you’ll still be hungry — stop reading the menu, start eating.” Frames pure being as self-effulgent and needing no object, the root contentment beneath the rising I.