Re: [satsang] "In recognising presence awareness, there is no...

Chris Collins commented on his post in satsang. Chris Collins 18 April 09:39 clear up the speech then.express as THAT which you truly are....I posted these quotes as clear pointers to the non conceptual, theres no need to blast a load of concepts at them....no-one really cares, but it can seemingly cloud the clarity for apparant others.....just mental noise my friend. Comment history Parminder Grewal 18 April 02:36 but identifcation still happens. you know that you are using a computer, that is part of identification Parminder Grewal 18 April 02:36 there is no someone. figure of speech Chris Collins 18 April 02:35 what kind of silly idea is it that there is a someone there who owns a mind ? that 'someone' is just a thought itself.....see this, and all this intellectualising about identity will be seen for what it is.... Parminder Grewal 18 April 02:35 the cause Parminder Grewal 18 April 02:35 find out the cause of emotion View all comments Original post Chris Collins 18 April 02:12 "In recognising presence awareness, there is no 'thing' to see, just natural non-conceptual seeing, actually as it is without subject or object. See this and the realisation is immediate that what is labled as awareness or consciousness or mind can never be formulated as either a subject or an object. Being empty of a subject or object, it is emptiness seeing (cognising emptiness). Emptiness can never be emptied of emptiness, nor can it be filled by emptiness. With that concept cancelled out, only the wordless thoughtless indescribable emptiness remains. Not a vacuum or a void, but a vivid self-shining, self-knowing, self-aware emptiness, like a clear sky full of light. See for yourself. No one or other can do it for you. Immediate simplicity. Continue to see that the seeing is continuous. Any doubt, question, or argument, and the conceptual seeker has appeared again. See that and non-conceptual emptiness remains undisturbed". ~Bob Adamson View Post on Facebook · Edit email settings · Reply to this email to add a comment.