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Tracy Hawkey's avatar

Just living life in a state of grace. I enjoyed reading this. Thank you 🙏

The UnMind Project ™'s avatar

Thank You! 🤍🙏🏻

Sana's avatar

Beautifully written ❤️

Purnima Aiyar's avatar

Aww..you write beautifully ❤️

Virgin Monk Boy's avatar

Zen enlightenment is basically the mind tripping over its own shoelaces and pretending it meant to do that. No fireworks, no certificate, just awareness realizing it’s been running the show while the ego was busy updating its LinkedIn.

Pamela Schifano's avatar

Spectacular ✨️ so grateful for your writing ♥️

Burnt Eliot's avatar

Why do you say "Accidentally"?

For example, instead of "Naturally" or "Consequentially" as the unintended, but necessary and ultimately desired consequence, of seeking insight through concentration and 'right intention'.

Texts like the Lankavatara even describe a method (there are many), which while almost never immediate, is always effective.

The UnMind Project ™'s avatar

Satori is not a consequence of an effort / practice. It arises spontaneously, and hence the word accidentally.

Burnt Eliot's avatar

Thank you for clarifying. It was just that I had not seen the word used like that in this context. Now I see that it makes sense here.