Savoring What Is and Seeing Through the Doer
April 30, 2025

Savoring What Is and Seeing Through the Doer

Saborear lo que es y ver a través del hacedor

This session explores the practice of savoring present experience rather than resisting it, treating all sensations—including discomfort and pain—as sacred. Dialogues address the trap of seeking past spiritual experiences, the subtle mechanics of identification with a doer, and how accepting our full humanity enables deeper freedom. The teacher emphasizes finding truth only in the present moment rather than through memory or imagination.

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Savoring What Is
meditation
Savoring What Is
An invitation to gently release resistance and discover that every sensation, even discomfort, can be deeply tasted and appreciated.
The Clothes You Were Already Wearing
dialogue
The Clothes You Were Already Wearing
A student reflects on the experience of listening to the teacher's guided meditations and dialogues, discovering that what is being pointed to was always already present, and finding a deepening sense of gratitude and openness.
Sitting with Pain You Don't Want
dialogue
Sitting with Pain You Don't Want
A student describes encountering unexpected pain during meditation while trying to reach a state of peacefulness, and the teacher explores the difference between avoiding pain and finding peace within it.