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===== π The Ocean of Awareness: A Guided Moment ===== # Get comfortable β sit or lie down, eyes open or closed, whichever feels natural. # Take a deep breath, then let it out slowly. # Now, turn your attention inward. Notice the thoughts, feelings, or sensations present β like waves rising and falling. # Instead of following any one thought or feeling, try to step back a little. # Ask yourself softly: : βWhere are these thoughts coming from? : Who notices them?β # Feel yourself as the space in which everything appears β the sky in which clouds drift, the ocean beneath the waves. # When a thought or sensation arises, simply watch it appear, move, and dissolve β without grabbing onto it or pushing it away. # Rest in that open, spacious awareness thatβs always here, right now β : not doing anything, just being. You donβt need to hold on to anything. Just relax into the sense of being the vast space itself β the ocean beneath the waves. If your mind wanders, thatβs natural β gently come back to the feeling of openness. Would you like to keep sitting with this, or explore what experiences come up?
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