This work examines awareness and psychological conflict, suggesting freedom through observation.
This work explores awareness as a natural state of existence rather than a divine or mystical phenomenon. It examines how identification with thoughts creates psychological conflict and argues that freedom arises through direct, non-judgmental observation. The paper situates this reflection within phenomenological and existential inquiry.
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