If we were to take all the practices, methods, disciplines and pathways from all the great religious and spiritual traditions and distil them all into a single practice, we would end up with the non-practice of simply being, the Pathless Path. Such is the beauty of the English language that ‘being’ is both a noun and a verb. It designates both what we are and what we do. If we think we are a temporary, finite separate self then simply being is what we do; if we know who we are, then simply being is what we are. There is no distance from simply being to simply being.
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Being Is Both a Noun and Verb
Duration: 47:24
If we were to take all the practices, methods, disciplines and pathways from all the great religious and spiritual traditions and distil them all into a single practice, we would end up with the non-practice of simply being, the Pathless Path. Such is the beauty of the English language that ‘being’ is both a noun and a verb. It designates both what we are and what we do. If we think we are a temporary, finite separate self then simply being is what we do; if we know who we are, then simply being is what we are. There is no distance from simply being to simply being.