The essence of Simirthi is about you sitting with you, and not escaping that meeting.

Too often in our daily life, everything is used to Escape you meeting you.

Almost everything.

The inner rest never happens, because we're engaged with all of the world in survival.

We're usually identified by the functional roles we have with this world.

Indirectly or directly, they help us exist. The External establishes our presence. 

The ironic way of us identifying ourselves is through the lenses of this world. 

All of your existence is an external effort to exist. 

That is motivation. 

Whether it is to survive keeping or striving for a job, working with your colleauges or boss, making relationships work, projecting impressions so you're perceived/understood, succeeding to have more - financially, doing the charity so our riches are built in heaven and sins forgiven, building the abs so you may look good enough to be admired, complimented and perhaps accepted; majority of what we do stems from the base of surviving this world.

The question then - in the absence of all these, how is presence established? 

Is there presence? What happens?

Then the option of turning in presents itself. 

Have you existed without the point of reference of what's outside of you? 

Have you met you without the world pointing you out? 

To not escape you, and seek your mystery is the real thing. 

It is the only thing.