This brief chapter is focused solely on the realization of suchness without ’identification’.

Impermanency is a word describing a material world labeled or identified by the sentient mind only.

Samsara, defines our life of materiality. Is happiness, a collection of material, the definition of our personal happiness?

To observe material ’reality’ as ephemeral attachment is to experience life in its momentum rather than its footprints.

This is our one ”life” experience of the physical manifestations of the field of potential (energy). There is no “other-ness” just as there is no “ego-ness” outside the sentient mind’s constructions.

Words are not ’meaning’. Meaning is not the tip of the finger. Experience the great engine of Life.

The ’meaning’ of life is in its experience, not to be named or qualified.

Buddhahood is neither phenomenal nor ”attained”, rather, it is an experience in mind of the action of life in all phenomena.

Nirvana. A mind free of discriminations is a living mind of experience of the process of life.

Buddhahood is the mind’s witnessing of the process that is E=Mc2, the energetic suchnesses arising and dissolutions.