Being Aware of Being Aware

This idea feels both simple and deeply profound. I'm curious what motivated him to explore this particular aspect of consciousness and how it shapes his teachings.

Some passages felt abstract and took a moment to truly sink in. I wonder if others experienced similar moments of confusion or insight while reading.

The format feels very meditative, almost like a series of gentle reminders. I wonder if the author intended this to be read in small parts rather than straight through.