The human body is being a very good teacher to me of late. Somersaulting in the air and falling splat on the ground feels like the most natural thing to do in hindsight. And yet when my partner flipped me over in class earlier today, I realised it was something I hadn’t experienced since I was a child. And for a split second it was an outer-body experience. Primarily cos my psychological mind got no chance to label or categorize the event real-time at the speed it happenned in. Which can’t help but bring me to the conclusion that the human experience minus the psychological mind is an outer-body experience by default - and it’s polar opposite, the mind-body experience is an inherently intellectual concept at best which falls apart instantly during events which the everyday brain can’t put in a box based on archival information. As children, I’m pretty sure we were having outer-body experiences all the time until language, words, conditioning and other labels eventually put it away in boxes going on to create an objective reality. One that a machine this powerful (the psychological mind) eventually managed to cloud the non-linear self with layers and layers of information with the passage of time, another concept increasingly debatable in it’s existence. Point being, I had an awesome day. Hope you did too. 🙏🏽 . . . . . . . . #nonduality #mindbodysoul #nonlineartime #nonlinearself #martialarts (at Planet Earth)