Realisation Isn’t About Learning

Realisation of our true reality isn’t achieved by learning a new language, exotic words, or mantras. It is realised through the observation of neuroses in our mind that we cling to and call me.

We are supposed to be homo sapiens (wise beings)
but we act like homo neurotics (foolish beings).

It’s easier to fool people
than to convince them they’ve been fooled.

Realisation occurs the moment this neurosis is observed. We are free in the moment of seeing. In Dharma, we don’t learn ‘this’ and then ‘that’, and achieve enlightenment. Dharma is a personal uncovering of the obsession with ideas that makes us neurotic.

Realisation is personally concluding that we are pure consciousness.
It’s neither religious nor spiritual.
It’s pure knowingness.