When one has understood the modality of things, that is, the place from which things are expressed,
When the manner in which things are expressed has become clear,
Then it is no longer useful or relevant to delve into the details in order to reveal their full reality.
When the modality of the thing is understood through the clear gaze that rests on the place from which the thing is expressed, there is no longer any point in untangling the tangle of knots and exposing, point by point, the defects of the thing.
The practitioner then dedicates their energy to inversing the depths of their being, to getting closer to its nature.
For example, when corruption in a field has been perceived as inherent to its practices (pharmaceutical laboratories, political fraud, positions, someone’s strategy in a debate, etc.), there is no need to further invest their energy in mastering every facet, every historical aspect of corruption.
This would amount to investing in the field we wish to leave, while seeking to distance ourselves from it. Unconsciously, we incorporate its codes and contribute to feeding them into our thoughts, words, and actions.
Let’s simply not engage in it.
Let’s trust what, behind the clarity of our gaze, has seen.
Notes & Silence 