End of Suffering

End of Suffering

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  • Prompt: End of suffering. The root of suffering lies in one's mental attachment to things, not in the things themselves. It doesn't matter what you have, what matters is your attachment to what you have. We form attachments at the sensory level through neuroplasticity. Wherever attention is placed, neurons fire and wire together creating a program in the mind, a tendency towards pattern, which is what the mind itself is.When we have any unconscious tendency or life pattern, we are not actually addicted to the things themselves. We are not addicted to drugs, alcohol, sex, food or media, but to the sensations that they produce within us. We become free by observing the somatic field directly. The field of changing phenomena. At the root level of awareness, we remain equanimous without reacting or judging any sensation is good or bad. To become free we learn how these attachments are formed by bringing consciousness to the subtle inner world. We start to observe mental and sensory phenomena as a field of change rather than getting attached to the thoughts and sensations which bring about identification and the very creation of the world of form. This field of change is also called prana or inner energy, the feeling of inner aliveness.
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