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Sure! Here's a paraphrased version of the passage, keeping the essence intact but expressing it in a more accessible and slightly simpler form:
Bring your attention into pure awareness itself. Become conscious that you are conscious. Recognize that awareness simply is. Notice that awareness is aware.
— Take your time reading each line slowly. Let yourself feel into every sentence.
When you notice thoughts, also notice that you’re aware of those thoughts. See how they arise within awareness. Watch how they come and go, and recognize that they are seen by awareness.
That place from which thoughts are noticed is also aware of itself. You are aware of your own presence. Awareness is aware of being.
Stay with that. Rest in this recognition.
Awareness being aware of itself is Self-awareness.
You are aware of yourself existing—not as a person, but as presence itself.
This is not a personal realization. The person is just another appearance in awareness—changing, moving, being seen. You are the awareness in which the person appears.
When you are aware of being aware, you are not being a person—you are being awareness, conscious of itself. In that moment, the sense of being a separate person dissolves. Awareness isn’t something you have. It is what you are.
You are awareness—formless, formlessly aware. All of existence shows up within this space, like a dream.
The moment you rest in this simple noticing of being aware, all mental labels and identifications pause. The sense of “me,” which is just a collection of thoughts, begins to fade. The momentum of ego loses its grip.
Each time you bring the idea of “me” into this seeing, it weakens. It begins to lose its illusion of reality. You start to perceive the truth of who you are and what life truly is—not through mental projections, but as it actually is.
This is the direct path to realizing the Self.
Would you like a shorter or even more poetic version too?
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