Because my mind is not conditioned to see racism as a single cause,  I cannot reasonably decide it’s racism.

Because I cannot know the minds of those humans dressed in cop uniforms or the situation, I cannot hold anyone completely responsible, yet I am sure that we are all responsible.

Because I see the nature of my own mind, I see that I could have been George Floyd, the cops, the observers, the peaceful protestors, the violent protestors. 

Because I do not feel impoverished, I do not feel disparaged by others actions.

Because I don’t identify with black, white, or cop, I see that I am the black, white, and the cop all at once.

Because I see deeply into the nature of things, I know that George Floyd never came and therefore never left.

Because I see that these are all mind images, I dare not suffer from them because they are like trying to grasp an object in a mirage in one’s hand.

Because I know myself and others often take these mind images to be real, I feel saddened beyond relief.

Because I see emptiness, I know that mind determines the amount of suffering I experience.

Because I have suffered endlessly from searching for the good and bad, the people on my side and against me,  I see that discrimination is at the root of suffering.

In others words,  non-discrimination means not minding what happens.