 | For many seekers, there is no sense of I without some degree of 'I want'. If not lost in the endless losses and gains of monetary wants, it is the desire of wanting attention from everyone else that fuels the arduous path of seeking. From this space, dissatisfaction and discord remain the ends result of many personal experiences, with no sense of value being perceived without something else to want or need. Once such a seeker is able to openly experience the truth of themselves, realizing what they are to be completely free of any obligation to personal wants or needs, the true radiance of being is authentically noticed. It is here where the patterns of endless wants and needs may be spontaneously laid to rest. As the personal I is somehow forgotten, what remains aware of it all is recognized as being unmistakably indescribable. This is the death of suffering. |
