suchness

Without any apparent regard to the suchness of her environment, she sat down.

In Buddhism, there is a concept called Tathata, commonly translated as “suchness,” which is used to denote the indisputable and ultimate nature of any given thing.

On a large scale, in this year’s nonclassical music, muchness found suchness.

The place was so comfortable in its own skin, so at home with its own nature — its “suchness,” the Buddhists would put it — that I couldn’t help but feel the same way.

It is precisely because you "select" and "reject" That you therefore do not perceive the Suchness of everything.