Help, there are no more problems!

For some, no more problems becomes the next problem.

How can there be nothing wrong anymore?
What’s the point if there’s nothing left to improve?

It’s briefly seen that there is no self, no one needed to solve anything, and then selfing comes crashing right back, eager to do something, anything, to keep itself “alive.”

Selfing says: this cannot be it.
This is so ordinary, so simple, so unspiritual — it’s just not good enough.

Selfing says: this no problem thing is obviously fake. It’s bypassing.
I need a coach, a guru, or a higher teaching — this can’t be all there is to see.

Give me something more. Not this ordinary life shit. I have nothing to do here!

But what if it IS this simple?
What if it’s nothing more than the exact same life but without any problems?

What if THIS is it — including the idea that this isn’t it?

The problem is always the thinking.
It’s another thought that makes no more problems into the next problem for the self to solve.

It’s fine, it’s just what happens until conditioning has run its course.

Then at some point, there is no one left to own any problem.
Not even the problem of no longer having any problems.

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