What If None of It Is Truth
July 19, 2023

What If None of It Is Truth

¿Y si nada de eso es verdad?

The session explores the natural state of meditation as doing nothing and allowing everything, contrasting it with the habitual mechanisms of evaluation, avoidance, and mental interpretation that keep us from direct experience. Through dialogues, the teacher guides students to recognize how doubt, people-pleasing, and fear function as protective strategies that prevent encountering deeper layers of grief, emptiness, and the dissolution of identity. The recurring theme is that what we imagine truth or progress to be is itself the obstacle, and that moving toward what we avoid is the actual direction of practice.

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What If None of It Is Truth
meditation
What If None of It Is Truth
A gentle invitation to question whether our thoughts and interpretations are truth, and to discover what remains when we let them go.
The Blanket Over What Is Already Here
dialogue
The Blanket Over What Is Already Here
A student describes a recurring pattern in meditation: a persistent voice of doubt that evaluates experience against imagined ideals, and the teacher points toward what that mechanism is actually helping to avoid.
When Thoughts Fall Away
dialogue
When Thoughts Fall Away
A student describes an unexpected experience during meditation in which inner translation and mental commentary ceased entirely, and the teacher reflects on what it means to remember such moments as glimpses of something more real.
The Fear of What Cannot Be Known
dialogue
The Fear of What Cannot Be Known
A student shares the grief and fear that arose during meditation around death, the limits of storytelling, and the vulnerability of being truly seen.