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These talks on nonduality leave nowhere for the mind to hide from the boundlessness of simply Being.—–“So what we are sharing together is the exposure of the artificial construct of ‘me’, the illusory feeling that it is real and has real choice, and the awful and wonderful futility of the effort it makes to find fulfilment. We will share the illumination that the ‘me’ lives in a world that is finite; a subject-object world. It can only exist in that world. It exists there by being self-conscious. At a very early age self-consciousness takes over, “I am aware of myself”. It grows and it grows and what is sought is limited by its personal experience of that contracted reality. It seeks the infinite in an artificially finite experience that it dreams is real.So the seeker is constantly looking from the point of view of being a subject. It is constantly looking for an object called self-fulfilment. What we are sharing together is that this whole effort is completely and utterly futile, because of the nature of ‘me’. Constantly the response here will be to point to the illusory dream of there being a ‘me’ and to the arising of another possibility.”-Tony Parsons