Thank you again John, For flinging open the windows! Leading us into the experience The great becoming of no-thing-ness in the indescribable kaleidoscope of perception
Hi John, you frequently quote Dzogchen teachings in your wonderful videos so i am interested in your perspective. Would you say that this aliveness is self knowing and self liberating or would you say that there is a background mirror which reflects all of this aliveness? My interpretation of your videos with your usage of "dynamism" tells me that you are advocating for a form of "freedom of extremes" where assertions such as unchanging and changing aren't accurate since everything is without reference and no reification can be made. So there are reflections and unfolding of the moment, but nothing can be ultimately grasped or asserted, in the background or the foreground. But I apologize if i misinterpreted you.
Hi Murad. Thanks for your comment. Yes, what you've described comports with my own view and experience. No-thing (including any notions of "foreground and background, changing and unchanging") can be asserted. There is simply this absolute freedom from any and all frames of reference as no reifications hold up under scrutiny.
Wonderful, thank you for your reply. I just want to say that your videos and blog posts have helped me an immense amount over the past few months. Your focus on avoiding reification helped me dissolve my tendencies to create this artifical "big mind" where awareness appears and dissolves into. Instead, no assertions can be made (and not in a Wittgensteinian manner) since accepting or rejecting is literally just another experience in a an unfolding kaleidoscopic world. Your analogy of the world being a painting really helped it sink. Thanks for the work that you do. @@alreadyshining
Beautiful explanation 🙏. It felt like a cross between Buddha, Eckhart Tolle and Rupert Spira. Thank you 🙏
No separation from all that is 💜
Thank you again John,
For flinging open the windows!
Leading us into the experience
The great becoming of
no-thing-ness in the indescribable kaleidoscope of perception
🙏♥
everything is constantly unfolding so there is nothing we can call something. Very interesting.. On the lines of UG Krishnamurti..
Hi John, you frequently quote Dzogchen teachings in your wonderful videos so i am interested in your perspective. Would you say that this aliveness is self knowing and self liberating or would you say that there is a background mirror which reflects all of this aliveness? My interpretation of your videos with your usage of "dynamism" tells me that you are advocating for a form of "freedom of extremes" where assertions such as unchanging and changing aren't accurate since everything is without reference and no reification can be made. So there are reflections and unfolding of the moment, but nothing can be ultimately grasped or asserted, in the background or the foreground. But I apologize if i misinterpreted you.
Hi Murad. Thanks for your comment. Yes, what you've described comports with my own view and experience. No-thing (including any notions of "foreground and background, changing and unchanging") can be asserted. There is simply this absolute freedom from any and all frames of reference as no reifications hold up under scrutiny.
Wonderful, thank you for your reply. I just want to say that your videos and blog posts have helped me an immense amount over the past few months. Your focus on avoiding reification helped me dissolve my tendencies to create this artifical "big mind" where awareness appears and dissolves into. Instead, no assertions can be made (and not in a Wittgensteinian manner) since accepting or rejecting is literally just another experience in a an unfolding kaleidoscopic world. Your analogy of the world being a painting really helped it sink. Thanks for the work that you do. @@alreadyshining