I can't quite remember clearly, but I don't remember anyone really emphasizing in detail how everything goes, like every last bit of the dream goes, of the illusion of me, of a separate entity moving in time in a world, having relationships with other people, seeing value, meaning, having purpose in

their life, reasons why they're living, all the hope for the future, all the memories of the past that mean so much to me, and all of it goes. So, not only does the suffering and the intense burden of life [Music] go, but also the pleasures

the attachments, the meaning, the relationships, the desires, the wants, eventually all of it goes. There is nothing here for you because you don't exist. So, really, the care and the want for anything in this world, it goes [Music], and it simply just is what it is. It's

not a thing for me to have for myself. It isn't an idea to achieve or get for myself to fulfill myself. It isn't a relationship to add more meaning to my life, to provide greater fulfillment, more excitement, more adventures with this individual. And you know, all of those, all of those

pleasures come with the pain. It comes with the suffering. Scratch that, pain still arises here, it has a very different sense to it. So, all of, all of the personal stuff, it goes. So, the opposites go, the good and the bad, all of it, not just

the bad. The person is so desperate for just the bad to go, just the suffering, and that's what's emphasized really, that this is the way to end suffering, this is the way to end seeking. And it's never, it's never clearly put out there that it

comes with a territory, like it's two sides of the same coin. All of it goes, nothing remains here. There's nothing, well everywhere there's actually nothing, but you might feel like there's actually something happening, that there's meaning and value to things, you life everything this

relationship, this achievement. [Music] [Music] And you know my sister is so wise because I mentioned this to her and she said that a part of her knew this, that that's why there were some, um, organizations or centers that just emphasized being a person, but learning how to

be more present or be more mindful, have a better experience as a person, learn how to be a more peaceful person. And for her that was more interest, more of interest than the whole way, the whole shebang, the whole no self, the disappearance of everything. And I thought that was very

smart of her, you know, not that this is bad. This is, this is, this just is, it's not good or bad. It's utter neutrality, and you might see this face that smiles when it's expressing, but most of the time it's not smiling like this.

Just sitting, so you know there's no more real excitement in life. There's no more, "Oh my God, I can't wait to do that. I can't wait to meet these people and do these things." And that goes eventually, it all goes, but that living in time, living in the, in

the idea of things, of happenings, it is what causes the suffering. It is what veils this, just the immediacy of this, just the simplicity of, of everything as it is, without an idea of what it is, without a concept or meaning or value.

or interpretation or understanding of what this is, it just is. It's the absence of time, absence of space, absence of 'me' and 'mine,' the absence of ownership of everything. And yes, the mind can be tortured sometimes, and you know [Music] that is a big relief. It is the burden of

life was so heavy for an individual to feel the burden of life that is so heavy. It really is. And sometimes it's not that noticeable because perhaps the body's used to it, but when it goes it's it's really remarkable to see how much burden was on

this body, how much the identity was trying to control life to make it the way it wanted it to go, to be something, to be an idea of itself, to fulfill this image so other people can love it, appreciate it, accept it, give it what it needed, give it worthiness.

give it belonging, give it hope, meaning, value. Like you see how complex it can be, and this is the flavor of the person. It's so dynamic, it's so layered, it's so complex, that's where the complexity of life comes in, that's where the mind chatter is never

ending. It has so many things to play with, but when all of it ends, when it's seen that this is it, there's nowhere to get to, there's nowhere to go, then there isn't that need to appear a certain way, to be a certain

way, to make people love me, to make people see that I'm worthy, I'm valued, I'm enough. And by the way, there's nothing wrong with that. All of that really healed and and simultaneously dissolved, and there was a real unconditional love of that so-called

inner child that never was but seemed to be I'm not dismissing any of that it has its place it has its beauty in this abyss in this play and so not only are you left with nothing there's no you there is just nothing and this everything

is empty there is no actual substance to anything there is no actual solidity to anything foreign so Awakening or Enlightenment or liberation all these meaningless words a carrot for the person means the end of you the end of your life the end of your world in its entirety

completely fully everything goes and it's like you never went anywhere you go full circle back to when this body was born which never happened nothing was born into it an entity called Suzanne never was it was always this it was always just God

is not an entity or thing a sense it's not knowable it's just this and life was never separate from death it was actually one in the same which doesn't make any sense you can't make sense of this of life you end up

with um clearly seeing that no one knows anything no one ever did all of it was made up make-believe imagined pretend but how real it feels how believable it is the game we call me and my life it's real when it's real

but when it dissolves it's clear that nothing's happening no one's getting anywhere there is no actual movement to already this already home already perfection Beyond opposites you never left home just home and there is no you it's cold

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Suzanne Non-duality

Lack of detailed explanation regarding the complete dissolution of the illusion of self, including experiences, relationships, and purpose.

Complete disappearance of suffering, pleasure, attachments, meaning, and relationships.

Absence of personal desires, wants, and the need for fulfillment.

Pleasures and pain are intertwined and both disappear.

Emphasis on ending suffering and seeking, without clarifying the loss of positive aspects.

The feeling of meaning and value in life is an illusion.

The speaker's sister's perspective: focusing on present mindfulness rather than complete self-dissolution.

The experience is described as utter neutrality, neither good nor bad.

Loss of excitement and anticipation for future events.

Living in time and the concept of happenings are the sources of suffering.

The Burden of Identity and the Relief of its Absence

The experience is described as the absence of time, space, self, and ownership.

The mind can be tortured, but the burden of life is significantly reduced.

The identity's attempt to control life to meet expectations and gain acceptance.

The complexity of life and the constant mind chatter cease.

The need to appear a certain way to gain love and acceptance disappears.

Unconditional Love and the Dissolution of Self

Healing and dissolution of the inner child.

The experience is described as emptiness and lack of substance or solidity.

Terms like Awakening, Enlightenment, and liberation are deemed meaningless.

The experience is described as a full circle back to the body's birth, which never actually happened.

The Nature of Reality and the Illusion of Life

Life is described as a game, real while it lasts but ultimately an illusion.

The speaker was always home, and there is no separate self.