How incredible. Thank you from the heart for sharing and bringing light to such a deep experience, so full of awareness and spiritual work.
Yesterday, while I was meditating, it wasn’t so much a thought as a very clear feeling: the need to understand whether it would be possible to “deprogram” what I call the chip. That framework —like a swarm of bees— with which we are born and which, over time, we fill with emotions, beliefs, thoughts… influences from parents, friends, teachers, and society in general.
Deep down I know that this path exists, and that it is reached through the silence you speak of, through meditation. But I also recognized in myself that impulse of wanting everything instantly, of imagining an almost magical way to deactivate that internal swarm, as if we could free the mind all at once and constantly inhabit an absolute peace, a profound wisdom.
Your experience has made me feel that this state is not forced nor installed immediately, but rather cultivated. And even so, it awakens in me that question, that longing, that path.
Thank you for your appreciation Alomn. What you’re describing is one of the most beautiful and honest recognitions any of us can have: seeing our own mind, observing the observer. There’s no need to judge. Simply observe. Everything is perfect how it is, I believe. And when we simply observe ourselves, magical things happen. Thank you for your practice 💜
ALOMN
How incredible. Thank you from the heart for sharing and bringing light to such a deep experience, so full of awareness and spiritual work.
Yesterday, while I was meditating, it wasn’t so much a thought as a very clear feeling: the need to understand whether it would be possible to “deprogram” what I call the chip. That framework —like a swarm of bees— with which we are born and which, over time, we fill with emotions, beliefs, thoughts… influences from parents, friends, teachers, and society in general.
Deep down I know that this path exists, and that it is reached through the silence you speak of, through meditation. But I also recognized in myself that impulse of wanting everything instantly, of imagining an almost magical way to deactivate that internal swarm, as if we could free the mind all at once and constantly inhabit an absolute peace, a profound wisdom.
Your experience has made me feel that this state is not forced nor installed immediately, but rather cultivated. And even so, it awakens in me that question, that longing, that path.
Thank you for opening that door.
Thank you for your appreciation Alomn. What you’re describing is one of the most beautiful and honest recognitions any of us can have: seeing our own mind, observing the observer. There’s no need to judge. Simply observe. Everything is perfect how it is, I believe. And when we simply observe ourselves, magical things happen. Thank you for your practice 💜