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The Nature of Mind is to doubt, No Thought is useful, Mind exists if believed, The ego is in time, To care there must be two, There’s a spontaneity that happens naturally through the body, Mind superimposing a story, Enjoy whatever happens, It is clear that you’re not choosing at all
The drive of desire, Mind enjoys experience, Everything must go, Art brings you to the beyond, Music for pleasure, Mind identification, Exhaustion comes when operating from mind, Observe yourself, You are not in the story when observing, Mind can't believe and observe a thought at the same time, Mind does not want to own its burnout.
silence, interest in stories, Memory, functioning of the brain without story, habits of mind replaying the I, no control, no personal I, making decisions, natural state, vibration sounds of classical music, busy multitasking mind, mantra, I is making experiences, not believing mind, exhaustion of a teacher, no desire running, service is a spiritual discipline to help, no answer, pure consciousness
What is satsang?, Mind isn't interested in peace, Thought creates the thinker, Retain attention at the still point, Beyond thought - nothing is real, Are there individual, Body gets battered, Do relationships make any sense?, Silence is what is, It's not about concepts, Stop believing that, There is only God.
Beyond fear of annihilation, observe without commentary, observing the observer, depression is a call to deep rest, There are no individuals, nothing and the absence of nothing, Observe and Grace will do the rest, Born to be free - how the book came to be, A mantra is a non-stick thought
Jac's story, functioning with no 'I', mother as a role -not who you are, witnessing, attention always with wholeness, is God a concept?, nothing is happening, experiments on decision making, work on yourself first, there's only love, realignments, trauma, pain, mental health, looking for control, the desire to heal, purpose, depression, ayahuasca, making 'nothing' into a concept, why change perfection?
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