Re: Hi all, I am Alessio
Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2025 5:04 am
Alessio, sorry for the delay in replying, besides the rush happening here, the site was down for a while and I didn’t even see the notification of your last message.
And look… what you’re describing now is no longer seeking, or doubt, or trying. It’s just the bare simplicity of experience happening with no center. You’re noticing moments where even the subtle “me” dissolves, where there are no eyes, no one behind the eyes, no one looking, no one writing. And when the mind tries to rationalize any of it, you see that none of that has any power over direct experience. Good. This is exactly how the collapse of the “I” shows itself: the world continues, the body continues, thoughts continue… there’s just no one there possessing any of it.
And here’s the most important point right now: don’t turn this into a new project, don’t make it into something to hold onto, don’t try to maintain or improve anything. Don’t touch the mind’s commentary. Don’t try to control the silence. Don’t try to stay in a “state.” Nothing needs to be sustained, because there’s no one here who could hold anything up. What’s happening now doesn’t depend on a “you,” and it never did.
You described it clearly: everything exists on its own, without someone observing; thoughts arise and float; the so-called “I” appears only as empty words that don’t describe anything real. That’s seeing. All that remains now is to not grab it, not tighten around it, not try to understand it.
And if a thought appears saying “this isn’t complete,” or “it’s not enough,” or “something is missing”… who is it talking to? Look carefully: it appears out of nothing, disappears into nothing, and doesn’t land anywhere. When that is seen, the whole game is finished.
So tell me now, directly, from exactly how things are appearing:
is anything in your experience personal?
And look… what you’re describing now is no longer seeking, or doubt, or trying. It’s just the bare simplicity of experience happening with no center. You’re noticing moments where even the subtle “me” dissolves, where there are no eyes, no one behind the eyes, no one looking, no one writing. And when the mind tries to rationalize any of it, you see that none of that has any power over direct experience. Good. This is exactly how the collapse of the “I” shows itself: the world continues, the body continues, thoughts continue… there’s just no one there possessing any of it.
And here’s the most important point right now: don’t turn this into a new project, don’t make it into something to hold onto, don’t try to maintain or improve anything. Don’t touch the mind’s commentary. Don’t try to control the silence. Don’t try to stay in a “state.” Nothing needs to be sustained, because there’s no one here who could hold anything up. What’s happening now doesn’t depend on a “you,” and it never did.
You described it clearly: everything exists on its own, without someone observing; thoughts arise and float; the so-called “I” appears only as empty words that don’t describe anything real. That’s seeing. All that remains now is to not grab it, not tighten around it, not try to understand it.
And if a thought appears saying “this isn’t complete,” or “it’s not enough,” or “something is missing”… who is it talking to? Look carefully: it appears out of nothing, disappears into nothing, and doesn’t land anywhere. When that is seen, the whole game is finished.
So tell me now, directly, from exactly how things are appearing:
is anything in your experience personal?