Reading Highlight

Settle yourself into a quiet position and ask what cannot die. When you ask that question what usually floods the consciousness is everything that can and will die. You may start thinking and emoting about the question, you may get nervous and become restless, or you may become fearful of this line of inquiry. Let everything that can die, including your entire consciousness, start to settle, and then ask the question again. If everything of form dies, what is left? What holds form? Continue to encourage that question forth until you settle into a deeper and deeper repose. What is the seat of aliveness itself? If everything that moves must die, what does not move and therefore cannot die? As you quiet even further, you will rest your questioning upon the stillness that sees.