SS

 A

Awareness does not speak.

Awareness does not think.

The body speaks.

The mind thinks.

Awareness knows. Awareness perceives.

The body

and the mind

are both

experiences perceived in awareness.

Speaking

and the instrument of speech

are an experience

perceived.

Thinking

and the instrument of thought

are an experience

perceived.

You are not the perceived activity.

You are that which perceives.

You are that which is present,

in whose presence

experiences called 

“the mind thinking” and “the body speaking”

appear and pass.

Recognize this.

Stop identifying with experiences 

and BE as you are.

With you in practice,

A

Here are 5 continuation points in the same style:

1. Awareness does not need improvement.
   It is already present before any attempt to improve experience arises.

2. What changes is not awareness, but what appears within it.
   Thoughts, sensations, and emotions arise and dissolve.

3. Identification happens when attention forgets itself as the context of experience
   and becomes absorbed in the content of experience.

4. Freedom is not the removal of thoughts or feelings,
   but the recognition that they are not the one who knows them.

5. Resting as awareness is not an action.
   It is the simple absence of mistaking the known for the knower.