When I focus on stillness and emptiness, I don’t stay empty or still—a natural wellbeing arises that dispels my negativity.
This is pure speculation, but I believe wellbeing is the foundation of existence, and needs no defense, no justification, no protector, and doesn’t need to be evangelized or made into any form of gospel. I believe it needs no explanation, and can be fully embodied without reaching or grasping for it.
I also suspect that lack of seeking, or desire to contain it through labels or structures, may be essential to inviting it into my experience.
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