There's a wall there, a curtain, a line in the sand, something keeping you from living fully, from loving freely.

There's something you're still worried about, something you're still waiting on so you can finally start your real life

but this is your real life, your whole life right now

appearing is breathing

as listening

as this voice as that understanding

is that awakening

you haven't been living. Ask yourself,

who am I? And let that question carry you out of the character. Let it carry you back out of the picture, back out of the

scene, which means out of the waiting, back into the watching, the witnessing. Nothing has changed.

There's still that body. There's still that breathing.

There's still this voice.

But none of it is you.

None of it is me.

There's still this body.

This microphone.

But there's no ownership.

There's no claim on it.

It's seen.

It's experienced.

But now it can be the full experience.

Now that body seems to remember.

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