I like the new version. It places less emphasis on your colleague and more on the exploration of the practice of embracing not knowing.
I'm there now, surrendering to not knowing. I've been noticing how my mind is addicted to jumping to all sorts of conclusions. At the same time, I feel connected with an intuition that seems to know everything. The paradox is that part of that "everything" is the realization that there's nothing to know.
Have you ever studied Zen or the Vedas in depth? I'm curious.
I like the new version. It places less emphasis on your colleague and more on the exploration of the practice of embracing not knowing.
I'm there now, surrendering to not knowing. I've been noticing how my mind is addicted to jumping to all sorts of conclusions. At the same time, I feel connected with an intuition that seems to know everything. The paradox is that part of that "everything" is the realization that there's nothing to know.
Have you ever studied Zen or the Vedas in depth? I'm curious.