To experience directly and immediately, we are our awareness- our consciousness. We are experiencing ourselves unfolding as the very experience itself… “awarenessing”. An emerging being is an experiencing being.

Our “true nature”, the core of our being exists to resonate with that which is experienced. With our reflective awareness, the mindsight of our core, we begin to dissolve the layers of constructs and narratives that limit our “clear seeing”.

Happiness and suffering are ways of being… We sit to examine and to explore. This is not intellectual endeavor, but an experiential process. In our process of asking the questions and deepening our inquiry and intent, we begin to bridge the gap between the way things appear and the way things are. Our attitude and […]

With mindsight, a reflective awareness- our “true nature” allows us to observe and see our reifications for what they are. When we stop holding onto them, they become transparent.

When we constantly reify our awareness and our experience, we cannot be ourselves. We cannot truly be present when there is a dissociation between our true “beingness” and what we are actually experiencing.

Are we aware of the karmic impact of our thought patterns? We sit. We just sit. We see our minds and the activities of mind simply as phenomenon in the field of our awareness both clearly and non-discriminately. Whether our focus is a thought, feeling, sensation, etc., each and every thing is seen as conditioned […]

Our day is a series of conditions and consequences- “karmic force”. Simply observe how you condition your day- moment to moment. It can be quite revealing…

Our mental process self-imposes the virtual reality of our experience- our minds make what we think we see. Our experience is a continuous reification- one after another. We do not see the “now”- we simply experience a reified moment.

We reify ourselves mentally by objectifying our experience as a series of encapsulated ideas, beliefs, representations, images, and projections- mental constructs and abstracted concepts with labels for identification- past and present.

Is our experience a filtered form of our prior learning- a projection of imagery conditioned from past knowledge and applied as a veil of understanding in our present moment?