In the realm of contemplation, a seeker asked, "If Descartes proclaimed 'I think, therefore I am,' what then becomes of the thinker when thoughts cease?"
The wise master, with a serene smile, responded, "When the river's ripples subside, does the reflection in its waters vanish? In the stillness of the mind, the thinker remains, undisturbed by the absence of thought. Know, dear one, that existence transcends the transient dance of thought, for 'I am' is a truth that lingers in the quiet of the mind, long after 'I think' has departed."
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