Observer is the observed


 To learn about the whole movement of existence is to be aware of its vastness. And To see the whole in one glance, one needs complete attention. In that total attention there is no observer at all.  

Therefore the observer is the observed. 

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Life and the universe is very vast compared to our limited thoughts. Our limited thoughts should be switched off to see the true state of life. In complete attention there are no thoughts. When there are no thoughts then the observer is also not there. Because Thoughts are the response of the memory and one of those thoughts becomes observer and he keeps observing other thoughts. Observations when stored in memory becomes our experience and to become aware of the experience memory creates thoughts. 

When one stop connecting his past (memory) with the present, then there is live communication with life. Observer and his observations are part of memory and are absent when live communication with life is active.


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