I do not know how dogs do exactly but I suspect it is better to be a dog than a human being without unitary perception. For example, can we do nothing at all and not suffer ('What I will do in the evening', 'What I will do tomorrow') because we are not doing anything so called 'practical', to become somebody, to 'secure the future'? Dogs do not do such things, they do not even 'earn a living' and they do not have a problem with it. They are carefree. So who does better?

The I is not right here. Right here there is no I because the I is thought and thought does not fit in this moment right here. And when we are consciously right here it is freedom because the I is a problem, the source of suffering, desire, sorrow, fear, all kinds of imaginary torment.
The path to right here is not a path at all. How far do we have to go to be here? Is there a special posture or time to be here? It is all what is happening right here. True (not imaginary) life. And it is watching.

An old man in a dinery, hunchback, walking slowly. What did he do alone in his room? Did he escape by reading a newspaper? Did he switch TV on as soon as he took his clothes off? Sit in a sofa and fell asleep?

The body is very fragile. One can physically die any moment. There are people dying in sleep of heart infarction. The heart is just a small muscle, one of many small or bigger factors on which our life hangs on a thin thread. Yet plans, often self-contradictory, do not stop demanding our attention and worries going through the head. The whole tape loops of inner chatter, memories with their associated feelings continue, unaware that they are only pictures drawn on sand, washed by the tide of life. Thought makes up time.
Unitary Percepion opens the door to silence in which all the tormenting, draining non-functional thinking is not.

There is a lot of people advocating the practice of concentration under many names, implying or stating that it is leading to freedom. It is a big mistake. In concentration there is always that what is controlled and the controller, that what is and that what should be, so it is an effort.




Unitary Perception is perception not directed towards any object, intense perception without effort, not focused on anything. Unitary Perception, however, can encompass concentration which then is not connected with struggle and effort.

The I which is afraid of its end, thinks it needs this or that, has to be respectable, is a superproduct of thought! Life begins when the illusion vanishes in Unitary Perception.


It had rained. The trees were dancing in the wind.

It is not that 'I listen'. The Universe listens. Listening happens all by itself. It does not need effort, only certain discipline which occurs naturally with understanding the workings of fragmentary perception.