Author Archives: tony

Reverse Engineering Our Self That which we think of as ‘our self ‘ is an over-excited mind which excites consciousness. We think we are this mind, but that is actually the reverse of our reality. This is all observed by … Continue reading →

Suddenly, It Hits You There is no tomorrow.When we’re in tomorrow, it’s today.Life is only now. Of course, it’s been said before,but suddenly we realise it. Enlightened awareness is like that. If we think enlightenment is in the future, then … Continue reading →

The Antidote For A Poisoned Mind A poisoned mind is one fed information, suggestion, belief, hearsay, which creates emotions and reactions, turning a natural, open mind into an infected state. The antidote for a poisoned mind is taking everything that … Continue reading →

Imprisoned By Language The paradox of lectures on pure perceptionis that pure perception is without words.

Enlightenment Is Not Up There Compliance doesn’t come from a lack of access to information, but rather from information overload designed to capture our attention and influence behaviour. Unless we train our mind to clear the clutter, we will be … Continue reading →

Living In Complete Understanding Living in complete understandingis opposed to living in incomplete understanding. We are non-material consciousness embodied in a human form, and driven by our karmically created conceptual mind. If we ignore this truth and think we’re only … Continue reading →

The Choice To Opt Out We’re all part of the foolish game of following followers. Using huge surveillance systems to monitor our foolishness is even more foolish than the foolishness they’re tracking 🙂 as all we hear people talking about … Continue reading →

We Become Labelling Machines Our modern environment traps us in artificial loops of language and concepts rather than direct, lived experience. We become stuck in word play rather than resting in pure observation, as our brain instantly attaches labels to … Continue reading →

Beyond Meditation Meditation is the method to still the mind from circling thoughts, distractions and reactions. As we can’t be aware of two things at the same time, we focus on the breath. This simplifies attention. Meditation calms the mind … Continue reading →

Humans, AI and Dzogchen Humans and AI both undergo forms of conditioning. AI learns from a vast database of human activity, while society conditions humans through a database of culture, habit, and language. We have been living in a world … Continue reading →

The Buddha Went Off Script The Buddha is the example of someone who went off script to break out of the hive mentality. Siddhartha Gautama was handed the ultimate social script: a life of absolute luxury, political power as a … Continue reading →

The Prison Of Enlightenment Seeing this planet as a prison changes our perspective of earthly existence. Rather than a trap, however, life now provides an intense learning environment where the resistance offered by physical limitations and the suffering of mental … Continue reading →

A Fool To Oneself Being a “fool to oneself” means that consciousness is making judgements to our disadvantage by listening to the foolish self-identity in our mind. Common sense is ignored, sabotaging our own chance of success out of stubbornness, … Continue reading →

If We Don’t Realise The Truth Realisation is experiencing both what we are, and what we have become. We are the essence of consciousness – enlightenment itself – which is addicted to toys. Doesn’t that sound crazy? Originally, the word … Continue reading →

The Unity Of Emptiness And Illusions As long as we’re aware, we can discern the nuances of perception. If we look quickly to the left or right – and before identifying with whatever is seen – there is just empty … Continue reading →

The Truth Will Hit Us Hard One day, we’ll read some words, and the truth will hit us hard because the truth is uncomfortable. When the truth sets us free, it’s known in Latin as Magna Vacillatio, or in Sanskrit … Continue reading →

Being Kind To Our Self Self is a misunderstanding in the mind, something that consciousness picked up. When we think that we’re thinking, we are actually observing thinking taking place. We can see this clearly in meditation. Thinking is consciousness … Continue reading →

We Are The Purpose Of Life The purpose of life is to realise personally what we are, rather than having some philosopher tell us what we are. No book, teacher, or external authority can hand us this understanding because realisation … Continue reading →

Evolving Instead Of Revolving Evolving is breaking free from repeating negative cycles to achieve genuine positive maturity, having the ability to adapt. It is a mind shifting from repetitive patterns to direct realisation of our reality that is ever-present. If … Continue reading →

This Blog Should Be Secret The problem with blogs like this is that if people don’t practise the words and merely acquire information, it can work against them. They can become arrogant and competitive; this is why the blog isn’t … Continue reading →

Why The Obsession With The Past? Life just repeats itself. People repeat themselves too, so we all go round in circles. It’s just a programme which is the automated predictable nature of the human mind; we talk constantly about the … Continue reading →

The Mud Is Just A Dirty Lens When we seek the truth of phenomena, we ignore that which is seeking. As we continue to look for something more interesting, our lens becomes dirtier and dirtier, and so we cease to … Continue reading →

Starving The Monster The establishment can only exploit whatever we give it access to. Like Mara, it feeds on our desires, aversions and ignorances; us becoming content starves it. Practising compassion destroys its leverage. Developing mindful awareness cuts through its … Continue reading →

The Novelty Trap Our minds possess an inherent bias toward novelty, constantly demanding something more interesting to maintain engagement. This restless searching produces a steady stream of concepts, expectations and spiritual consumerism. Every time we chase a flashier philosophy, a … Continue reading →