Some topics covered in this clip:

Learning is a function of the brain to guide the body and its functional capacity. Learning does not make things work but recognizes how things have always worked.

Thinking never knows and knowing never thinks - until thought expresses all that is known.
Thought has no impact on Knowing while it dramatically impacts our human experience. To think we are only what we think is to wear the depressing weight of what is not true.

Knowing does not learn or think and cannot be undone or let go of. Knowing is not at risk or in question so has no doubt, does not reason, understand, or think. Knowing does not change as thought and other things change. Knowing is stable while obsessive thought is doubt-full.

An Absolute Source cannot be let go of, escaped from, or denied. We cannot defend it or defend against it no matter how much we fight. What is indivisible is essential, indefensible, and neutral since its basis is not relative, it has no positions to take or sides to oppose.

An Absolute Source is unrestricted and abundant while any seeming obsessive source is constrictive as it relies on going in circles to serve the thoughts it feels condemned by. We know the difference between ease and dis-ease: discomfort, disturbance, and inner conflict. If we didn't know better we would not recognize what is wrong.

If what IS, IS, it is not a coincidence when we decide to look that we "see" our knowing, present, awareness. Neither is it a coincidence is that when all we think we have to do is think more about what we think we feel disconnected and alone as our thoughts spin on a not so merry go round.

Physical fear is designed to protect us. Self-centered imagined fear is mental and designed to kill the image of who we think we are that has no life that is not imagined to be real and true. To kill the entire body to stop obsessive thoughts is a good example of how seriously we think what we think about ourselves is true.

Irresponsible thoughts lead to irresponsible conclusions. Mentally obsessive thought is addicted to irresponsible conclusions and acts to undermine all forms of health and well-being. Social ills are the broader reflection of our collective participation in this form of thought.

Learning is beginning to unlearn the habitual habits we've used, the stories we tell, and the fixed belief systems we think are true. There is no effort in knowing and there is no effort or doing in undoing and letting go of what has no basis. Our exercise is not learning to redevelop new wrong ways but noticing the wrong ways we think are right are maintained by continuing to oppose them. We have no obligation to continue since we are free to do whatever we want. If we are entertaining them and witnessing their impact it is our choice to do so "right" now that promotes the dis-ease or ease of the natural healing cycle.

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