To the illusory "me," liberation can be seen as something to get and experience. However, for it to do so, the "me" would have to experience its own absence, which is absolutely impossible—like attending your own funeral. The very act of seeking reinforces the illusion of a self that needs to understand or achieve something. Liberation is not the fulfillment of the "me's" efforts but the end of the one that believes there is something to find. When the illusory "me" falls away, there is simply this—with no one to grasp it or experience it.