Before you say “I”
You take yourself to be someone. A name, a history, a body, a story running in the head from the moment you wake. Before any of that — before the first thought of “I” — something is already here.
Everything you know is about the world. But who is the one that knows?
This is a place to see that for yourself. Not a teaching to believe. Not a method to practice. Only the question, asked honestly.
And when it is seen — not believed, but seen — living changes on its own. How you love, what you eat, how you hold the earth and the creatures on it. Not as rules taken on, but as what is left when the false center is gone.
