The easiest way to perpetuate mistaken identity is to search for yourself as an objective experience, not understanding that you are already experiencing yourself and cannot therefore ever find yourself anywhere else. You are both the experience and the experiencing!

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I have noticed that all patterns of separation from the others and the world break down into an unfiltered flow of Reality. Reality is both immediate and intimate. When we are in flow with it, we are like a drum that vibrates to, and as, an expression of Reality. We are in flow when we remain as we are in this moment. Even though we can never leave our true nature in this moment, we can reside there knowingly.

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The desire to experience Consciousness as an object comes from the belief that Consciousness is not already present. This belief is substantiated by a deep sense of lack and wanting whose mantra is "I want something, I need something more." That is just the cue to change the mantra to "No More." What is it going to take to stop unenlightening ourselves with more?

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Live life like a willow tree that yields to and flows with the winds of change! What is your relationship with change, and how does it reflect your relationship with life?

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In a moment of presence it suddenly became clear that my true essence was never born and, therefore, will never die. The initial feeling was one of abject freedom. That was quickly followed by the terrifying thought that I, as a self with a body and a mind, will die. The fear lingered and I noticed that I and the fear were one, and we were free. It was quite a shocking revelation that at the heart of fear is profound freedom! 

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It is only a misunderstanding that we are a body and a mind. We, as consciousness, are all expressions of existence that was never born and will never die. It is only because of the convenience of communication that each form is given a different name. Bodies, minds, trees, birds, these words, and all reading these words are names that describe expressions of consciousness that will never be separate. All forms are simply consciousness experiencing itself as itself.

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