[ChrisGinsburg]

Originally Posted by Beingist

Wow. This is a question that's p'rt near impossible to answer, as it's rather like trying to explain the color blue to a person blind since birth (I'm not suggesting anything with that, btw).

Nisargadatta Maharaj talked a lot about staying focused, as much as possible on the "sense I am". I got that, and basically, as long as I do that very thing, more of Who I am (as opposed to what I think myself to be) emerges. Ramana Maharshi stressed asking yourself perpetually, "who am I?" It boils down the same thing--Being, just being Who You are (again, as opposed to what you think yourself to be).

Okay, why is it difficult for you to relate to what we're saying when you're in this mode?