PLUGGED-IN

Seeing-As-Being

De: Michael Harris

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The alarm is ringing right now.
In your chest. Your gut. Your throat.
You’ve tried everything to make it stop — meditation, therapy, psychedelics, awakening, understanding.
Each one works for a while.
Then the alarm comes back.
This book shows why.
Not as concept — but as lived anatomy.
Fifty cycles. Hope → collapse → clarity → collapse again.
Not failure, but mechanism exposure.
Because the alarm isn’t real.
But the body believes it is.
Beneath every awakening, every insight, every spiritual success story sits the same blind spot:
A somatic clench that never got felt all the way through.
This book doesn’t give you techniques.
You already know what to do — stay with sensation.
What you don’t know is why you can’t when it matters.
When sensation spikes and the body screams GET OUT NOW, presence collapses.
The nervous system grabs understanding as a life raft, and seeking is reborn.
Every chapter in PLUGGED-IN exposes that moment — the tiny hinge where awakening turns back into separation.
Not to shame it.
To make it visible.
Like spotting a con artist — the first time, you get tricked.
The tenth time, you see the sleight of hand before it happens.
By the end of this book, the mechanism won’t fool you anymore.
Not intellectually — somatically.
And connection stops being something you achieve.
You just stop leaving.
Because the treasure wasn’t over there.
It was buried under the clench you were trying to escape.
In these pages, you will discover:
• Why every solution becomes the next problem
• The two forces the mind built to survive the original contraction
• How story + sensation = self
• Why HERE feels unbearable and THERE feels like salvation
• Why awakening collapses under stress — and how it doesn’t have to
• How reconnection happens through sensation, not understanding
• What it means to stop witnessing life and start being it
For readers who:
• Have tasted awakening but can’t stabilize it
• Understand non-duality but still suffer in the body
• Keep circling the same lessons with new language
• Are tired of techniques and want the mechanism itself
• Know presence is simple — but not easy
• Feel like clarity slips when life gets real
Author Note
I thought I was documenting awakening.
I was actually documenting the unwinding of the somatic contradiction that made awakening necessary — not transcendence, but nervous system resolution. The moment the alarm was seen through, the war ended. Not by effort. By inclusion.