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Paying attention to mindfulness itself, you notice the quality of being present, not what our sense gates experience.
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Date of talk: April 20, 2008
Length: 25 minutes
Paying attention to mindfulness itself, we notice the quality of being present, not what our sense gates experience. Is it supportive? Harmonious? Alive? We also notice our relationship to silence. Are we protective of it? Leaning on it? Do we cling to the silence? Can we rest in silence without clinging to it?