Even if our insight is limited, with faith we can apply mindfulness to our daily practice with beneficial results. We have seen that whatever we do from the standpoint of ourselves, the standpoint of separateness, is inherently limited and incomplete. When we attend to any subset of our experience, we miss the completeness of the whole. There is no enduring peace to be found within the myriad forms that incessantly change before our senses. Where attending falters, awareness illumines.
Awareness reveals the inter-relationship between self, world, and experience.
If we are to grow in awareness we must practice the activity of awareness. This activity is relationship. The practice of awareness is completing relationship. It is to vitalize our experience as living activity. It is embodying our experience.