Thoughts Without a Thinker (opens in new tab)

esting as awake space, recognizing that the stillness of awake space, and the movement of thought, are never separate. They always arise together, as does the stillness of awake space, and the movement of emotion, and the stillness of awake space, and all the movement of the world, all of the activities of our mind and body, and even of the world around us, the other people, the cars, airplanes, birds, wolverines—especially wolverines—in the tiger satellites, moons, stars, suns, all co-arisin...