The trap of aloofness ||

[@ralf.starke]

Great video, thanks!

[@bob-c702]

'my mind knows I am nothing, my heart sees that I am everything, and between the two I live my life' Nisargadatta.

[@errant625]

I can see this as a trap, yes, agreed. Problem: how to play a game where winning is not defined, "what is winning and how does that look?" Also, if all things are already perfect, complete, and the avatar in the game is not in control of the action, (as explained by many Finders), acting at all is difficult if not down right problematic because this game does not especially like stepping out of character moves. Any suggestions?

[@NondualityChannel]

You don't need to look at the end goal of winning, just score points (whatever that is...dollars earned for example) or going up levels (getting better at pickleball for example). You don't need to win...just make good progress. There is freewill and choice....the avatar can act or not act. Stepping out of character moves may be considered cheating...like moving a knight like a bishop or queen in chess. Play within the rules of the game you decide to play is pretty good advice.