Who is the I? A mask without a face behind. A car without a driver. Who avoiding slice of life? Life avoiding slice of life? There is the sound of ceiling fan. A weird sound in left years ringing since months. A thought that the ear may be messed but there is no sense of care. There is writing. A ...

Nothing comes out. There is no interpretation. Even thinking is a part of life, and it does not really makes it impure or pure. 'Is' is the only thing that comes out. What is is just is. I can still look at life with the fullness, but the astonishing sense is not produced by mind anymore, there is ...

Some years ago an event triggered a certain state in the mind and the mind became open to life. It was the ultimate pinnacle of experience. Each air felt like love, the warmth, the cold, everything was bliss, the beauty was spell binding,
I kept on feasting in it, I walked slowly, slowly. I even ...

Yes, its all just layers of concepts. One experience, but we act like there is an objective world. Life (as we know it) is non dual but appears dual. That is how it is perceived. Are you saying you perceive life/this in a non dual way?


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I don't know, I just can't ...

It can be conceptualized and categorized. Different senses can be named different names.
Sound and taste seems to be different types of senses, so though it is all just constituents of one experience,
it can be classified and categorized.

Can you try and split it up, just like thought does when it is splitting THIS into seeing, hearing, smelling, thinking...? What is DE of sound or thought?


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DE of sound is DE of sound.
Explain red. What is the DE of red?
Don't post a picture of red or something ...

No, just simply this experience. Normally one could say: I am the center of this experience. I feel my body as a certain buzzing sensation, I see cars, trees and hear birds singing... Etc... This is a description of this when seen through the filter of "I" as subject vs objects... What do you see ...

Lets do it even less complicated... How would you describe This, this experience of this moment, to a small kid? How would you point to it?


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You are asking me to describe the indescribable.
Beingness, presence, life, am-ness is that what are you asking for?
A ...

Yes, you are right, as soon as this experience is put into words there are concepts.
When you look at a tree there is the concept "tree" which can be divided into smaller concepts etc etc.
Where do you end up..? Green? Sure green is a word used to describe a colour, but can you go further or is ...

One more question:
You say: "There is just experience."

Can you please describe experience - how is THIS seen in direct experience?
What is going on right here and right now? Please report from DE only - no concepts, no story, just DE.
"Are you asking, how is experience seen in direct experience ...

There is a question from another guide:
Your answer to Q1: "Separate from what? Experience? No since its a part of experience not something separate from it."
Does that mean that in your experience there is an entity that is not separated from experience, that is a part of the all?

Is there more ...

There are some final questions - please have a go at them. They are the 'standard' questions after a guiding process:

1) Is there a separate entity 'self', 'me' 'I', at all, anywhere, in any way, shape or form? Was there ever?

2) Explain in detail what the illusion of separate self is, when it ...

There is "being aware" = "knowing" of experience.
Experience can not experience itself, just like the eye can not see itself.
Also, for there to be "experiencING", there would have to be something doing the experiencing, and there needs to be time in which to do the experiencing. All you know is ...

Experience of experience = meta-experience = simply experience nothing more, just experience of the ability to experience nothing more.

Being aware = experiencing.
Experience = experiencing.
Self aware experience = self experiencing experience = self experiencing experiencing...????
Such complexes are not needed.
There is simply experience\awareness.