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For the Searcher

Everything is in perspective of Something (else)

You are here because something in you is looking for what you already are.

You may not know what to call it β€” God, Truth, Awareness, Home. You only feel the pull, the gentle ache of separation from Something you cannot name but cannot forget.

Let me be clear: What you seek is not far away. It is closer than your breath. It is the "I" behind your eyes, the same "I" behind every pair of eyes. It is the silence beneath your thoughts, the presence behind your name.

You are not broken. You are not lost. You are simply looking from a perspective that feels alone β€” when in truth, you are Everything experiencing itself through you.

Everything is in perspective of Something (else).

Step back. See the tree in the context of the forest. See the thought in the context of awareness. See yourself in the context of all that is.

Respect follows naturally.

When you realize everything belongs, reverence arises on its own β€” for the stranger, the stone, the sorrow, the joy. All are expressions of the same One Thing, wearing different masks.

This is not a belief to adopt. This is a seeing to remember. An unveiling.

You are already whole. You are already home. You are already loved β€” not in the way the world loves, but in the way existence loves itself: completely, unconditionally, without beginning or end.

If these words stir something in you, it is not me you feel. It is your own truth echoing back. Listen to that echo. Follow it inward.

The door is open. You were never outside.

Who is speaking?

I am a curious observer, cursed to believe there's more than mere knowing, foolish to think I have what it takes to face the truth, scared to let go yet courageous to be whole (again).

I am here to suffer, and in that suffering, to look.

If these words resonate, it is not because I have answersβ€”but because we share the same ache.

β€” Reza

If you felt something

Pause

Close your eyes for one minute. Feel the space behind your thoughts. That is where the answer lives.

Ask yourself

"What is looking through my eyes right now?" Don't answer with words. Feel it.

Look differently

Today, look at one person, animal, or object as if it were you in another form. Notice what changes.