A note on abandoning becoming and effortless being.

I’m moved to comment a little here but to make no claims; in fact, for ‘me’ there’s just a knowing that I am, (same as ‘you’) and a not knowing what I am; that’s discovered moment to moment, with this attempt to word the wordless, which is indeed, a fool’s errand. 🙂
There’s no way, method, to see this truth that say, Ramana Maharshi, points toward with words; reality is not what a supposed ‘person’ thinks and believes it is. Truth lies in not seeing it, but being it. One must look thru and beyond personally felt insecurities produced by the mind with its renderings of a mind-made ‘reality’ via concepts and beliefs. The mind is binary, either/or, it divides and separates in dualities, in two’s; it sorts and sifts according to its particular personal and cultural conditioning, desires and fears. There’s no mental ‘understanding’ to achieve/arrive at thru time with effort, etc.
From a nondual perspective – which is all one can ultimately, directly, realize, there’s only, finally, one way to move from Knowing to Unknowing: abandon entirely all that one thinks one knows – in truth, there is no knower, no believer..let it all go and, in that emptiness, grace may and does, present. What’s left is what one is: peace, love, joy and beauty, so to speak about the unspeakable. Love, and be well. 🙂