
Sailor Bob

Please verify: do you experience any shape, size, colour or form of yourself unless you think about it or make a mental image of it? Please check: do you experience any ‘face’ unless you think about it?
Kat Adamson • Sailor Bob
Wherever attention goes, creation and projection follow. Appearance is like a fractal; anywhere you look, more details emerge. Nothing exists without attention. Everything thrives and proliferates on it. It applies equally to all fields of sensory experience, including thinking, which creates time.
Kat Adamson • Sailor Bob
The answer is not in the mind. This is the only understanding that needs to be given to the mind. When this is really understood, seeking stops.
Kat Adamson • Sailor Bob
What appears, we can call ‘phenomena’. Check your dictionary definition of phenomenon and you will see that “phenomenon is what appears to be”.
Kat Adamson • Sailor Bob
Universe is my body, the costume I wear to experience ‘I Am’.
Kat Adamson • Sailor Bob
The separate self is a shape shifter. It has many faces, many self-concepts. It may feel worthy or worthless depending on hormones, weather and so forth. But the ultimate shift is the attention shift out of any identification.
Kat Adamson • Sailor Bob
Instead of one see-ing, now we have seer and seen.
Kat Adamson • Sailor Bob
‘Aspect’ is a word which brings to mind multifaceted representations of something that is ultimately singular, such as the well-known trinities of Sat-Chit-Ananda, father-son-spirit or omnipresence-omnipotence-omniscience. These are all aspects of the One. Even steam-water-ice (standing for thought-feeling-emotion) is one made three. These
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So who are you? What are you? Who is I? What is I, me? You have to look and see if you can find anything anywhere that you could call ‘me’. Where is it located? What are its limits? What does ‘it’ look like? How does ‘it’ feel? Who is watching ‘it’? Wouldn’t it be another ‘me’? Where does ‘it’ appear?