I am is undefined, unlabeled, not in time and space, not time bound. You are not that which appears to you. You are not defined by any mind narrative.

Notice how in this moment of being, this moment of presence, there is no one doing anything. In a way, whatever is unfolding is unfolding on its own. And there is no distance, no separation. It’s so lovely when there is this inner quiet. Not trying to fix anything or get somewhere, remember something.

The body-mind has a family, it’s part of a tribe. There’s a history to the body-mind. But this history is simply a narrative appearing to you, you being this awareness, the reality that right now is hearing these words. Right now, that which hears these words is invisible to the senses. You perceive, thoughts and…

And yet we do the work of inquiry, contemplation, meditation and living the understanding. That is the preparation of the house. We keep looking at the front door, but God comes through the backdoor. And reveals to you that thou are I. I is thou.

Pralaya, the dissolution of the sense of me… Beyond the impression of time. Beyond birth and death. And you are that. There is no physical reality. Matter is Conceptual.

You can distinguish between a thought which is referring to a practical task, which is needed for the body-mind; and between the trickster-thought, which refers to you as somebody, as a person, as a son, a daughter.