You Don’t Read, and I Don’t Write
Let’s stop pretending we’re the ones doing this.
You don’t sit down to read this. You scroll. Your eyes catch something. You pause sometimes, and that’s it.
If you think about what you’re seeing, you call it reading. If you don’t, it’s just glancing.
Writing works the same way. But we don’t treat it that way. We think it’s something we do. That it needs planning, effort, ownership.
We label it as writing. We call ourselves the writer. And the moment we do, we invite all the problems that come with it.
From a nondual view, there’s no reader and no writer. Just what’s happening.
Looking, noticing, recognizing, responding.
Why take the label if it limits what was already moving freely?
