This is nothing and same as - “Looking at ‘me’/‘ignorance’/‘thoughts’/etc…” Paul.
It is not a new thing - it is already said. I already looked - and only then - I had seen - what this Ignorance is.
What you are saying about taking a week - I already looked and seen the ‘ignorance’. Then why again you are saying to watch your mind - I don’t know why.
So, to ‘practice’ or ‘choice-less aware’ whenever ‘ignorance’ arises - is what I’m doing.
Everything - there is ‘Actual Knowledge’ and ‘Practice’. ‘Actual Knowledge’ is not full eradication of ignorance - but practicing it for years - only then there is enlightenment.
Even when we felt ‘truth’ - this ignorance keeps on arising. So, to not get deluded that “I am- enlightened” - like how K felt in 1920s, is that we have to neglect that “It is not truth” and keep on practicing - till no fall into ignorance happens at all.
There is not at all immediate enlightenment of ‘actual knowledge’. ‘practice’ or ‘hold on’ or ‘choiceless awareness’ is must for years.
This ‘Practice’ is the thing - which is said in different forms like “Surrendering/meditating in form of name/mantra/deity” - just a thing - to hold on to the ‘actual knowledge’ - and to not fall to ‘ignorance’.
This is all misunderstood by K,Buddha,others.
They had also read these scriptures - and only because of reading them - they started to inquire - and got the ‘actual knowledge’ even without ‘guru’. Buddha,Ramana Maharshi,Adhi Shankaracharya,Vivekhananda,Shirdi Sai Baba,etc… - practiced ‘Detachment/penance’ in his life - and actually enlightened. But K didn’t. K deluded himself that “I am truth” - because of a glimpse of truth - but fell down to ‘self’ later.
K had got ‘actual knowledge’ through inquiry. Hats off to him. Only because of him - I too see that ‘actual knowledge’ - he is a form of ‘actual guru’ to me. But, he failed to ‘hold on’/‘practice’.
The ‘actual knowledge’ can be seen easily - by just seriously looking at ‘me’/‘ignorance’/‘etc’… Those knowledge then described in words - as ‘Upanishads,Yoga Vashistam,Advaita Vedanta,Who Am I,Srimad Bhagavatham,Bhagavat Gita,Buddhist scriptures,etc…’. But the ‘truth’ cannot be described in words. It cannot be inquired as it is unlimited. It can only be felt - when the ‘ignorance’/‘limitedness’ disappears. But that feeling is not enlightenment. To practice by controlling senses by surrendering/devoting/meditating - and one day - there will be enlightenment.