Pure Consciousness Is Neither Right Nor Wrong

Realisation is wordless. Trying to express this wordless consciousness is absurd. We live in a paradox – we are wordless consciousness, but we’re talking all the time (or hearing words in our head).

Pure consciousness is simply the silent awareness that observes and forms no conclusion. It does not judge, label, or interpret; it merely mirrors what is. Because it makes no claims, it cannot make an error.

So where does error enter? The essence of mind is pure consciousness. The contents of mind are the words we use to express experiences. It is in this interpretation that mistakes are made.

This is why we need the discipline to study words, and see whether they cause harm or are beneficial to communication.

Actually, pure consciousness isn’t in a position to dictate right from wrong, but it can observe the quality of life that surrounds us and then adapt accordingly, using words that might help us communicate.

Philosophies formulate ideas, while pure consciousness dissolves illusions.
We either choose books, lectures and dialogue, or we choose silence, presence and the paradox.