Remaining as Being
In meditation and prayer, you do not reject experience or attempt to change it. You simply shift attention from the foreground of thoughts and feelings to the being that has always been present in the background.

In meditation and prayer, you do not reject experience or attempt to change it. You simply shift attention from the foreground of thoughts and feelings to the being that has always been present in the background.
In meditation and prayer, you do not reject experience or attempt to change it. You simply shift attention from the foreground of thoughts and feelings to the being that has always been present in the background. This essay explores how that simple reversal of priorities gradually transforms your relationship with experience itself, revealing meditation…
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