No Certain Way

No certain way:

there is no certain way, at least not one that can be told - and so to debate an issue of existence, to prove emptiness of self, or any ultimate sense of being, is futile argument at best. My preference is simply seeing and to rest within what happens. Here, this seeing, everything belongs, self, as well as selfless of design. This is life at center, direct, and my experience of being. 

it's free of concepts to debate.

of course this could be argued, but that would only add to the point of my experience, just one more event that happens through the flow of life. It would only be another view offered to the singularity of seeing. There is really nothing that needs proven, and no debate proves a certain way. Only the language of being differs, the experience itself remains the same. 

the language I prefer is from the Headless Way, of pointing directly to the source of seeing and simply resting in what's found. For me, this removes all concepts, as well as providing room for concepts to be. Everything belongs here, and I find myself in the direct experience of life, aware, emptiness fulfilled through the service it provides. 

there's no debate to Being. 

so I find myself with a method, a certain way to take to the point where there is no certain way of being - it's pointing directly to this moment. Once I see, no method is really needed. Seeing is always complete, free of dogma, and available now. I enjoy the method, of pointing to the world and tracing it back to the point where I find myself aware. But it's not the only way, and it offers no argument as to what is found within this seeing. 

it's just pointing. 

everything else is now let go. 

~

Peace, Eric