Our Pure and Weightless Body

We have been conditioned by our culture to believe and feel that our essential nature of pure awareness, our self, resides in, is generated by and shares the limits and destiny of the body. Identification with the body seems to limit ourself. And thus, the separate self lives in a state of seeking and resistance, not knowing that what it seeks is the very nature of itself. Explore the experience of the body, the felt sense I am the body. If we look clearly and simply at our experience, we see that the body, which, if our eyes are closed, is experienced as a flow of sensations, is experienced within awareness. Sensation is floating weightlessly in the sky of awareness, like a cloud. In this loving and disinterested contemplation, with every layer of concepts that is removed from the body, the distinction between the body and awareness fades.

We have been conditioned by our culture to believe and feel that our essential nature of pure awareness, our self, resides in, is generated by and shares the limits and destiny of the body. Identification with the body seems to limit ourself. And thus, the separate self lives in a state of seeking and resistance, not knowing that what it seeks is the very nature of itself. Explore the experience of the body, the felt sense I am the body. If we look clearly and simply at our experience, we see that the body, which, if our eyes are closed, is experienced as a flow of sensations, is experienced within awareness. Sensation is floating weightlessly in the sky of awareness, like a cloud. In this loving and disinterested contemplation, with every layer of concepts that is removed from the body, the distinction between the body and awareness fades.