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Episode 127: As Far as the "I" Can See

Episode 127: As Far as the "I" Can See

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🌿 Show Notes — The Wonder Land, Episode 127: As Far as the “I” Can See

This conversation traces the ripple effect of self—how our identities are shaped by memory and conditioned responses, and what unfolds when we move past those ripples into the unmapped.

We explore the edges of recognition: how experience changes when it’s no longer mediated by habit, memory, or the need to name. What lies beyond the familiar “I” isn’t emptiness, but intimacy—a field where perception is direct, unfiltered, and strangely close.

✨ Key threads you’ll hear:

  • The Ripple Effect of Self — how memory and reflexes shape concentric rings of identity.

  • Beyond Recognition — the intimacy and disorientation of encountering what isn’t anchored in memory.

  • Seeing Without the “I” — perception unmediated by story or selfhood.

  • The Edges of Knowing — moving from “I know this” to “I don’t know, but I can stay.”

  • Practical Reflections — experiments to notice the edges of “I” and linger in unreferenced presence.

We close by returning to the phrase: as far as the I can see. What lies beyond that edge may not be ours to grasp—but perhaps it is ours to dwell in.



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