James123

1. Set Your Intention Begin with this heartfelt intention: O Allah/God/Om/Being, make me a witness to Your presence in all that I do. Let this intention ground your practice, inviting awake, loving presence. 2. Anchor in Divine Remembrance (Dhikr/Mantra) Choose a sacred phrase to silently repeat in rhythm with your breath: Allāh, Lā ilāha illā Allāh, Hu (He), So’ham (I am That). Inhale calmly, exhale gently saying your mantra once or twice. Let this flow beneath your actions like a steady river. 3. Witness All That Arises Without Control When thoughts, emotions, or sensations appear, gently pause the mantra and ask: “Who is aware of this?”, Rest as the silent witness, seeing everything exactly as it is, without trying to control, change, or judge. 4. Live Love in Action Allow the body to move, speak, and serve naturally while keeping the heart centered in remembrance. See all beings as expressions of the Divine and silently bless them: "May you be safe, may you be at peace.” Let love and humility guide every act. 5.Use Breath as Your Anchor to Presence With each breath: Inhale presence and calm. Exhale your dhikr/mantra silently. This anchors you in the eternal Now, the timeless moment of witness. 6. Micro Practices Throughout the Day Pause regularly to: Feel your feet grounded. Take three deep breaths with your mantra. Send silent blessings to anyone and everyone. These moments refresh your awareness and loving presence. 7. Surrender Completely to the Flow and Trust the Being That Is Always Now Let go of all control or resistance. Rest as the pure witness, allowing life and all its experiences to unfold as they are. Trust in the Being that is always Now, The timeless presence that underlies all. 8. Keep Dhikr / Mantra Alive During Speech Maintain silent dhikr / mantra in your heart even when talking. Speak divine phrases aloud naturally and sincerely, such as: Bismillah, Alhamdulillah, Insha’Allah, when appropriate. 9. Allow the Body to Act Freely The body moves and behaves naturally do not try to control it. Be aware, but do not interfere. Let awareness observe the flow without attachment. 10. Close the Day with Gratitude and Remembrance Before sleep: Repeat your dhikr/mantra slowly as much as. Reflect gently on moments you were awake and loving, and moments you forgot. Express heartfelt gratitude to Allah or your chosen Divine Name for the gift of awareness. Key points: Awareness without effort or judgment, Living in the Now, The futility of control and resistance, Integration of inner silence and outer action. Important Points: To not hold onto any technique as a belief, idea, crutch or fixed path, but to remain open the flow of itself. That truth is a pathless land. Therefore no method or teacher (if turned into a belief or idea, instead of letting go or surrendering those ideas or beliefs) can replace your own clear perception and freedom from conditioning. Best Regards,

@Princess Arabia @Breakingthewall I love you guys.

Reason why I or you write is Love. Our essence is being, but the reflection of being is love. Therefore, here go, the connection.

Beautiful brother. Of course everyone has them unique ways.

But, there wasn't any or no you 😊

😂 😊 Pure neo adviata 😊 trapped in nothing and rejecting the duality. love you though 😊

if it not, nothing, is, connected are identical words? 😊 So, who name and labels them to write a sentence? 😊

So why do you even answer? 😊

Who is taking it upon themselves then? 😊

Of course. Entire point of the thread letting go the witness or observer, which dissolution of ego / self with self inquiry, meditation and daily meditation as I said in the thread. Then there is no observer or observed. Only Being and reflection of the Being, which is Love.

Brother, insights are coming and I am writing in Turkish and using Google translate. That's it. 😊 I love. İf I don't love and not share it, what else can I do? 😊 Oneness is what We truly are. And as Prophet Muhammad said "Oneness is shown through love, mercy, justice, and kindness to all."

What makes all connected? 😊

Exactly 💯 İf the self is entire duality? 😊 What remains? 😊

@Princess Arabia @Breakingthewall there are no observer nor observed. self is just not body and mind. It is entire duality. Just sit back. Be. Still. Free.

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Can you do this: Just step back, let the body moves, writes, walks, take actions. You do not judge, involve, ignore, assume. Just watch. Then see what happens.

How do you write, with thinking or without? Or how do you behave? Or how do you do called see, with thinking or without thinking?

İf you just look the Now, without any thinking, belief, expectations, experience, judgment, naming and labeling etc... Just directly look, what is there or that?

Just Be. God, creation, and questioning are invention. Moreover, the one saying that? Also invention. Being (actually nameless or can not be spoken) is before all stories. Before religion, before thought, before “why.”

Body is appears to be real, however it is not ultimately real. İt exist only temporarily, conditionally, as appearances. The body comes and goes, the mind comes and goes. Even the sense of "me" comes and goes. But Your never.

Yes. You are the One, who is aware of the body but not the body. So body can die, but not You, because You never born.

İllisuory self is actually thought based identity, it is not real. It is a mental construction, a temporary appearance, like a dream character.

What if, if one never borns or one is directly conscious that entire duality, birth, death ,universe or existence is just a process of thoughts, what is god then?

😊 If that you is never there ? Maybe, you is just an accumulation of memories, ideas, beliefs, experiences, realizations, knowledge etc...?

After Enlightenment, the mind may does not vanish entirely, but it loses its authority. Thoughts may still appear, but they no longer veil the One. They are like ripples on the surface of a deep, still lake. The One is not concerned whether thoughts come or go for he / she no longer identifies with them. Because there is no longer a “someone” caught in the flow. Moreover, Enlightenment does not end pain. Pain still comes, but it doesn't belong to anyone. One does not become a Superman or infinite or god consciousness 😊 The mind becomes like a burnt rope. It may appear to have form, but it has no strength. There is no inner chatter about the future, the past, success, failure, others, or oneself etc. Only silence remains as the ground of being. But, a silence not created, not practiced, However, revealed as the natural ground of being. All doing happens spontaneously, without the burden of the doer. From that stillness, action may arise, but it happens without weight, without effort, without the burden of a doer. All movement becomes spontaneous, unclaimed, unowned, as natural as wind passing through an open field. One sees now that the past, present, and future are not truly separate entities. They do not exist as fixed, real segments of time. Moreover, They only seem to exist when thought brings them up. When One thinks of five years ago, that image appears in the mind and it feels real, but only now, in this moment of thinking. Then, The moment attention shifts say, to a memory from three years ago, the previous image vanishes. It has no independent existence. Only the current thought holds space. For example, if I think of five years ago, it appears real now. But if I shift and think of three years ago, then five years ago disappears. It’s not there anymore, only what I’m thinking now seems to real. Such as think about Brazil now, see it is real now. When the thought ceases, Brazil is gone. So One sees: time itself is born of thought. Without thought, there is no time. No past to remember, no future to anticipate, only the unbroken Now remains. So actually, time is just happening in the mind. Without thinking, there is no past or future. There’s just now, still. And because, One is no longer investing energy in the stream of thinking, no longer clinging to it for identity or security, the sense of me, the doer, the thinker, the rememberer, is also seen to be false. It was never a real being, only a collage of impressions, a collection of thoughts referring to themselves. Once this is clearly seen, what remains is not a new version of self, but the falling away of all self images. So, After enlightenment, there is no "you", no idea of enlightenment nor "enlightenment". Only That remains: pure Being, the Self, You, or simply, What Is. Not an achievement, but what is always here. Now. Freedom is not escape. Life goes on, but the sense of me or you is gone. Pain may arise, but there is no sufferer. Thoughts come and go, but there is no thinker. Only Now remains, silent, formless, free. One remains in the body, yet untouched by it. Abide as That. Best Regards,