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Field Notes from the Infinite
By Stephan Kerby
A contemplative collection of reflections on awakening, embodiment, and the return to everyday life.
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About This Book
Field Notes from the Infinite
Field Notes from the Infinite was not written to teach awakening, explain nonduality, or offer a path to follow. It emerged from walking dogs, sitting in silence, and noticing what happens when understanding begins to settle into the body instead of staying in the mind. These reflections document the lived process of embodiment—where clarity alternates with contraction, old habits resurface, fear still visits, and insight loses its novelty and becomes ordinary. There are no conclusions here, no clean arcs or final answers. Only moments of noticing, softening, and letting go of the stories that once felt necessary. This book is not a map. It’s a field record. An honest account of what awakening can look like when it’s no longer an idea to grasp, but a life being lived—unevenly, imperfectly, and without pretending the human part disappears.
Inside the Book
- Contemplative reflections
- Integration-oriented insights
- Non-dual perspectives
- Everyday embodiment