Blog Post 1-28-26

Many seekers imagine liberation as something to be lived, as if it will arrive as an undeniable experience. Yet all experiences belong to the “me,” reinforcing the illusion of a separate self that receives them.  Liberation is not an event within the dream of "me"—it is the end of the dream itself. There is no one aware of being free, no final insight being grasped. The idea of experiencing liberation assumes there is someone left to witness it. But when the illusion disappears, there is no recognition, no realization—just the absence of the one who sought it.

Blog Post 1-21-26

What is commonly called a mind is just a collection of thoughts, feelings, and imagery attributed to an imagined inner world. There is no such mind hidden somewhere inside the body—no seat for so-called consciousness, no separate realm apart from what appears. The idea of a mind-body split is itself just a conceptual illusion, superimposed upon apparent human functioning. There is simply an apparent body with a brain—no duality, no hidden subject, only what appears, functioning effortlessly and needing no explanation or interpretation.

Blog Post 1-14-26

This empty appearance is both empty and full, lacking substance yet appearing as everything—sounds, colors, sensations, and thoughts. It has no essence and nothing at its core; its fullness is just the effortless play of all that appears. There is no division between emptiness and fullness—they are both simply aspects of this seamless whole. Without a center or boundary, this empty appearance is perfectly complete. There is nothing missing, nothing extra—just this fullness of emptiness appearing as all that is.

Blog Post 1-7-26

This empty appearance neither points to something deeper nor conceals a hidden truth. It isn’t a mask veiling some ultimate reality, nor a mirror reflecting something more substantial. The search for a reality beyond what appears is itself the dream of the “me.” What is appearing is all there is—nothing behind, beneath, or beyond it. There is no hidden source to uncover, no deeper truth to find. When the dream dissolves, only this empty appearance remains: spontaneous, ungrounded, and complete. There is nothing to reach, no mystery to solve, and no one left to do either.