Is there a personal individual hanging out in that term 'REAL ME', for example an enlightened or wiser person? Or is the term the same as saying, for example 'Life'? Is there any difference?[ Maybe the "REAL ME" is a bad expression. No, No, No, it is nothing behind the "real me" as pointing to ...

Hi RB: I have a question from one of the guides..
"What is the Real Me in DE?" It's hard to write a word and refer to something else that cannot be captured in words. The term "REAL ME" is taken from "Yuvi's dialogue. With the" REAL ME "means that which is when" I "is not. It is seeing in " DE ".

yes, RB. my job is like that. but i should've replied you, sorry to keep you waiting. “I” was not waiting. "REAL ME” watched.


1) Is there a separate entity 'self', 'me' 'I', 'ego' at all, anywhere, in any way, shape or form? Was there ever? 1. No "I" or "ego" can be found. No “I” to point to ...

Hello again yuvi! You travel a lot. Welcome back.

1. Is there something called freewill? 1. Things happen, breathing, walking, sitting in a chair, cooking. "Little me" explain and describe what happens, but in hindsight. A kind of after-construction. The thoughts cannot change what already ...

Yuvi! Where are you?

Can it be see the RB is experienced as a thought? Yes, it is clearly seen.

A thought that has contents that start with 'I', 'me', 'mine'. But when looked, there are just thoughts, sensations, hearing, seeing? Yes, it is clearly seen.

Content of thoughts however says that particular sensation or ...

Can a 'thought' claim ownership?

A thought is a thought. A thought cannot own anything. A thought cannot claim ownership.

If the experience of an "I" entity exists so creates the I-thought-concept a sense of separation, feelings of “I need control things”. (That's my car. If you take it, I get ...

It is the idea of an independent unit “I” that creates a divides of the experiences.

Question 1:
What divides the experience of hearing into hearer ("i" am...), hearing (listening to ....) and heard ("sound of a car/baby")?
When the thought "I" claiming ownership of the experience (“I hear ...

Following your exercises.
1. This is obvious. Sounds is, no one listens. Sounds occur, sounds disappears into silence. There is nobody listening. As a child, I could engulfed by listening to certain sounds, as a bell and dissappear.
2. There are just sensation. Sensation to sit on a chair, walking ...

Hi again. Some trouble with the site.
Wrote "I" for practical reasens. "I" is a word, a emty concept, pointing to nothing.
It is no entity seeing anyting.
All at is is a thought that contain "someone called RB". Further thoughts describes other things.
It is thoughts and it's the content of the ...

Now works apparently the site again. Nothing to wait for now, let's start again. :-)
Having had time to look at what pointers you are proposing.
I now see that even images are thoughts. Yes, I see now that it was an image of the body I saw, and I saw it as "my" body. But it was wrong. The body ...

1. It is experience of a body. Thought give name to different parts.
2. It is no “my” who can own anything.
3. It is experiences of sensations. That's all. Sensations come and go.
4. "I" is a thought. No one owns the "body". Body only exist. There is no outside world. There is no real divisions ...

It is an experience of a thought with the content "I"

perfect! The content of the thoughts are just images and words. It is not "you", though all these years it was imagined to be. Thoughts may say, "of course, I exist. I am here, behind my eyes." "Of course, I am here thinking. let me thing of ...

The definition of the word is difficult when I do not speak the language so well.
Ok, there is experience of thought, sight, sensation, taste, smell. – Clear.
There are thought and there is content in the thought. The thought are there, but the contents of the thought have no experience.
Is it an ...

It is ok, I am not a native English speaker either. But I hope you can understand me. I can understand you. Now you have written: "Thoughts and memories forms what is perceived as "I"." - these words comes from thoughts too. So there is an experience of a "thought" that described about "I". But all ...