End seeking
The last thing you want
in the last place you'll look
Seeking ends not in fulfillment but in collapse.
There is nothing to find, nothing to achieve, nothing that transforms.
No light pours in when the seeker dies –
only what is remains, finally seen without the fog of hope.
Collapse of Seeking
What we discuss here isn't another spiritual method or state to master. It's about what happens when the entire structure of seeking falls apart.
When we meet, we sit together in the ashes of spiritual dreams, seeing what remains when it all falls away. In this space, seeking often dies faster – not because we do anything special, but because death recognizes death. The collapse isn't beautiful or transcendent. It's ordinary, disappointing, and strangely freeing.
The "I" that sought fulfillment was itself the obstacle, and when it dies, what remains needs no seeker to witness it.
Book a meeting if something here resonates.
No promises, no methods, just honest conversation about what is.
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