Key Lesson Part 1
To identify with any experience of life, no matter how whole it makes us feel in that moment must -- at some point -- reveal that the “experiencer” of that moment is, in fact, apart from it.
Part 2
The world we have come into, the conditions we meet there that shape our life, and our experience of it, accordingly, are all defined by unconscious desire; a false “self” that endlessly seeks the next experience it imagines it needs to free itself from feeling incomplete; yet even when it reaches that designated time and place, it finds that its appetite remains.
Part 3
Desire is trying to do the impossible: it seeks the completion of itself through the next experience it imagines is capable of bringing it that peace.
Part 4
In the end what does experience ultimately teach us other than there is no experience that's going to bring an end to our appetite for... the next experience. Death is not an experience; it is the end of the experiencer.
