That's exactly what I mean. Awesome :-)

You've also highlighted what i believe to be a limitation in Tolley's approach. Aiming for stillness risks becoming an intention about being... "this is how I'm going to be". But who is the "I"? Whose decided how to be? You can't aim for pure stillness - pure presence - you don't get an enlightened state because you're making a decision about how to be. In your intention you've already created the separation from presence. Presence is not an identity that decides. Instead, pure, unadulterated soul - as a spontaneous stream of consciousness - flows from presence without anyone controlling.

So I suggest keep doing as you did: simply align with your soul, as you feel it, and how it wants to express through your being. If there's any intention at all, let it be only to unravel what gets in the way of free flowing soul.

Then you will have more of the experiences you had. You drop into source - that which precedes all states and intentions. There's nothing like it - nothing to compare.

From then on, you live life as a continual miracle.

Open *OK*