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What Awakening Is

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Awakening is a Metaphysical Activity. When your life started, that was itself an awakening. What is awakening? When perception starts. For example what is sight? Sight is the self recognizing itself as a visual form. What is sound? Sound is the self recognizing itself as sound. And the rest follows suit. The rest of your life is just various forms of knowledge or self recognition happening. 

The highest awakening is just the recognition that all of perception is self, and that the lack of all perception is no self. Then the boundary drops and no self and self is recognized as self. So the highest awakening is the recognition that their is lack of consciousness, and then infinite degrees of consciousness, and that both are always happening simultaneously. 

Reading is awakening, its awakening to your self in the form of words. Sunlight is awakening is awakening to yourself as sunlight. Once you understand this...it all starts to make sense.


You are a selfless LACK OF APPEARANCE, that CONSTRUCTS AN APPEARANCE. But that appearance can disappear and reappear and we call that change, we call it time, we call it space, we call it distance, we call distinctness, we call it other. But notice...this appearance, is a SELF. A SELF IS A CONSTRUCTION!!! 

So if you want to know the TRUTH OF THE CONSTRUCTION. Just deconstruct the construction!!!! No point in playing these mind games!!! No point in creating needless complexity!!! The truth of what you are is a BLANK!!!! A selfless awareness....then that means there is NO OTHER, and everything you have ever perceived was JUST AN APPEARANCE, A MIRAGE, AN ILLUSION, IMAGINARY. 

Everything that appears....appears out of a lack of appearance/void/no-thing, non-sense (can't be sensed because there is nothing to sense). That is what you are, and what arises...is made of that. So nonexistence, arises/creates existence. And thus everything is solved.

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Indeed it does. Well said! Thank you!


"I believe you are more afraid of condemning me to the stake than for me to receive your cruel and disproportionate punishment."

- Giordano Bruno, Campo de' Fiori, Rome, Italy. February 17th, 1600.

Cosmic pluralist, mathematician and poet.

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