Very grateful Shangriballa Skool for all the knowledge. Sending whispers of love and grattitude. Sometimes listening deeply is LOVE.

Social Life in Ākāśra - Emotions are fully present. - Conflict exists. - Failure is common. The difference lies in how resolution is treated: - emotions are not instrumentalized, - no experience is used as proof, - no crisis is elevated into meaning. Daily life is pragmatic, embodied, often quiet.

Sāṃnidhya can be interpreted as: - Presence without separation - Nearness without grasping - Relation without objectification Sāṃnidhya is not something done, it is something that holds when interference of the mind drops.

« Douglas Harding’s "vision without a head" points to a simple, direct noticing of what is actually here in experience. The key shift is not a special state that comes and goes, but seeing that we have been taking an idea of ourselves to be real, and that once this is seen through, the feeling of being a separate, enclosed self is no longer required. »