 Yeah, it's beautiful. Yeah, it's beautiful the way you described it, because witnessing and observing your thoughts is very typical of meditation. And yet, the self-inquiry, very much like Ramana Maharshi's path of looking who is the I, going deeper into that, I really feel like that is the pathway inward to that stillness is through that inquiry. Because these unconscious beliefs are just assumptions that are assumed to be real and all of them involve the identity. We could say the ego or the small self, the small I. And when people have asked me, you know, what was your pathway, I think early on I just began to question everything. I just felt like there were assumptions that were running my life that were just unconscious conditioning. And I wasn't fully aware of what that all was, but I began to ask a lot of questions. Initially I asked the questions about the world. Just didn't accept, you know, given the answers. I just started to explore and investigate. I had a curiosity and ended up spending ten years in university with that curiosity full-time. But actually at some point during those ten years, I just started to aim those questions inward into looking at what was going on in my consciousness. When I had feelings and emotions, I just didn't stop with that. I really felt there was something underneath those emotions. And when I came into A Course in Miracles, I was directed, yes indeed, that my perceptions of the world and the people and events and circumstances, underneath those faulty perceptions were some core emotions basically based on fear. And then underneath that fear there was, you could say cognition, there were thoughts that were there that are often watched as part of meditation. And I use the analogy oftentimes of like an aquarium of watching the bubbles. But you really, in order to get down to the stillness, you have to get down to the pump where the bubbles are coming from. And to me that's really symbolic of the belief system. And if I had to summarize what that belief system is, it's linear time as at the bottom of all conflicts, all relationship conflicts, conflicts with the environment, just disturbing thoughts and disturbing emotions, different kind of states of mind that come up, there's this belief in linear time that's the root of it all that was invented by the ego. It's a total fabrication made to cover over the present moment. And it's quite ingenious and it's quite sneaky. And until you get way down and really are able to surrender into that presence that dissolves away the linearity, then those streams of thoughts just keep coming and coming. So early on I was questioning, I was asked by my intuitive guide to question career. And it was like piecemeal, one step at a time. I mean I wasn't ready to question the belief in work or a job, but I was able to start with career, stringing the jobs together as such a linear path. And little by little I just almost intuitively began this inquiry and questioning. And then when I came to A Course in Miracles it was a very systematic way of going through this questioning. In fact in the Course Jesus says, to learn this Course requires willingness to question every value that you hold. And not one can be kept hidden before it will obscure your learning. So I would say that just the mind training aspects, the workbook of A Course in Miracles with its 365 lessons are part of this deep inquiry that's going on kind of by the master psychologist guiding the mind down in a almost like if you were peeling the onion with a very sharp knife and just carving and slicing away layers upon layers, that's then the pathway that I've taken. And what takes the place of all these beliefs is the guidance, is this intuitive wisdom that comes. So instead of pursuing self-concept goals, ego goals to try to attain and achieve things, it's more of an unlearning, it's more of a dismantling of unravelling, unwinding that has been my experience over the years. And during the experience the ego was judging it and was very uncomfortable as if it was being dismantled in the process. And so it was judging the process. But I became better and better at just stepping back from those thoughts and unplugging from those thoughts and just being able to sink deeper and deeper beyond them all. And have what I would say many, many miraculous experiences which just showed me that everything was happening just beautifully. I was perfectly taken care of. I was safe. There was no need for distress. There was no need for worry and concern that I could really just relax into that process and let it reach its completion, which was a complete dissolving of everything. It took all opinions about everything, just morally. I do not know the state of mind, which is just a similarly open mind.