The Fact Of Life

If we cannot drop the fixated ideas that we hold about certain people, we are then bound to them. We have to know the difference between pure observation, and being judgemental. Pure observation is just seeing that someone has light hair – there is no judgement involved. It’s a fact. When stepping outside, and before any decision is made about whether it’s warm or cool, there is just pure observation. That moment is pure consciousness, the yoga of one taste.

When we fixate about people or situations, we suffer.
Pure observation is just the fact-truth-reality – life itself.

Anything else is supposition
– a belief held in the mind without proof or certain knowledge –
and is not a fact.

There is only one fact in life,
and that is the pure observation of whatever takes place.