All that we see, touch and feel is a result of the law of cause and effect. Nothing can create itself, but instead relies on different factors aligning in the proper moment for existence to manifest.

Despite this dependency, all sensory experiences are Empty; meaning, they can only arise if the correct linking conditions are present.

Once all necessary conditions deteriorate within an object of our experience, it ages and decomposes. As time passes, it fades into nothingness.

This state of Nothingness is far from a state of total absence and void, but rather filled with Energy, Stillness and Awareness, ready to manifest whenever desired.

This potential state is within each and every one of us, waiting to take form as thoughts, feelings and actions. Once fulfilled, they return to the state of Being recognized as Calmness, Stillness, Emptiness, and Awareness.

Through a deep understanding of Being, we can effortlessly explore the nature of Emptiness within our body, thoughts and mind. We gain clarity on the reality of name and form, as well as our conceptual mind, waking, dreaming and dreamless state.

Our journey takes us beyond the limits of ego, allowing us to recognize ourselves as Still Cognitive Awareness that exists only in Nirvikalpa Samadhi.

Once we achieve this realization, we can integrate it into our daily life, making it easy to rest in our innate nature of Awareness and Stillness. Stress and fear are transcended, and we no longer identify with our experiences. We have arrived at our True Self with newfound confidence.

“Clarity is who we are, but due to our mental confusions we build an image of ourselves!” *

– Huan Minh Vuong

*Footnote: this is called “ignorance” in Buddhism or in the Advaita Vedanta tradition. It means “not understanding” or “confusion” of the interconnection between our inner Awareness and the manifestation of all our sensory experiences, psychical and the non-psychical world.