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.
This is a place for that understanding. Not a teaching to believe. Not a method to practice. A way of seeing that begins with you, and does not end with you.
When it is seen, not believed but seen, the self-interest that quietly drives most of what we do begins to loosen. What remains is less calculating, less afraid. It cares on its own: how you love, what you eat, how you meet the earth and the people on it.
