Can we live with respect and compassion within the world of form, while understanding its ultimate insubstantiality? Can we remember the truth of emptiness while the world of appearances is so compelling? How can we do both at once?

Exploring the spaciousness of mind that comes when we let go of our belief in the solidity of the sense world, when we know the mind as the space in which all this drama is happening.

Learning to recognize moments of isness, or pure, open presence in our quiet, often overlooked moments when no sense of self has arisen.

Suffering results from a confused relationship of the mind to its own experience; when we see the way things actually are, we connect with a profound freedom.

A continued follow up of Q and A, from the Cessation of Consciousness I talk.

Genuine acceptance of our experiences means a spaciousness and ease around even the most difficult states that allows for their transformation.

At the end of our search, there is nothing more to do but rejoice in being the knowing.