Each experiment is a small invitation to check present experience for yourself instead of taking anyone's word for it — where your seeing actually ends, what you find when you turn attention back on itself, whether the world is out there or appearing in awareness. Nothing here asks you to believe anything. You look, you notice what's actually the case right now, and you move on. A minute is plenty. Curiosity beats effort.
A quiet tone as you move through the steps. Off by default — silence is usually better for this.
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These are attention experiments in the old first-person tradition of pointing exercises: you're invited to look directly at how awareness seems from the inside, right now, rather than accept a description of it. All the wording here is original.
No claim is made about what you'll find. Some experiments click, some don't, and the same one lands differently on different days. Treat it lightly — this is looking, not achieving. If turning attention on itself ever feels destabilizing rather than clarifying, stop and do something ordinary.