Thank you for this. I read recently that the mind is a perfect tool to ask questions - but is not what those questions can be answered with. I find this to be true when it comes to embodying the implications of non-duality. Your words ring so true about how inaction actually invites us to deepen our connection with the indivisible being, rather than our constant need to divert and act. Surrender has been one of the greatest teachers for me in remembering my intrinsic nature and you are so right, that ability is accessed through the mind. I wonder how we became so anti-mind and yet, like you say, it is only by going through it that we can experience what we are.
Thank you for this. I read recently that the mind is a perfect tool to ask questions - but is not what those questions can be answered with. I find this to be true when it comes to embodying the implications of non-duality. Your words ring so true about how inaction actually invites us to deepen our connection with the indivisible being, rather than our constant need to divert and act. Surrender has been one of the greatest teachers for me in remembering my intrinsic nature and you are so right, that ability is accessed through the mind. I wonder how we became so anti-mind and yet, like you say, it is only by going through it that we can experience what we are.