The end of the struggle

[Excerpt from Unachievable]

This book is called Unachievable because the attempt to secure a learned self-Identity will always lead to greater insecurity. Everything that serves as a proxy for this attempt will either be impossible to attain or will become futile. All wants that relate to controlling the experience of being are Unachievable.

Something magical happens when this is realised. Without the search, there is ONLY wholeness. Without thoughts fixated on being Someone, there is nothing to be. Without the need to fix in place peace or happiness, there is openness to all emotions. This is peace. This is happiness. Without the entanglement of ego, there is no separation experienced. Intelligence operating in a relative world is in flow.

So Unachievable is not hopeless. It does not mean a lost cause. It simply means the end of a search that increases separation from what is wanted. And from there, with a mind finally aligned with reality, everything is possible. This is magical reality. A mind that has settled fully into reality.

Nothing else required. This is the end of the struggle.