An interpretation. I was,pretty drained by the experience of reviewing the process the night before, and then putting together the six answers :-)

"Watching the automaticity" is another label.

Sharp eyes, you have! No, here too the looking process just happens. :-)

FINAL QUESTION #6

Anything to add?

Most of what I have to say seems to have surfaced in the first five answers. However: The world is just verb-ing along, streams emerging and fading away like waves in the ocean...Relief that the driver's seat is empty...enormous gratitude that the illusion of ...

FINAL QUESTION #5

Do you decide, intend, choose, control events in life? Do you make anything happen? Please describe the process as best you can...Don't forget to give practical examples from your everyday experience...What are you responsible for?

As the process unfolded, it became clear that ...

FINAL QUESTION #3

How does it feel to see this? What is the difference from before you started this dialogue? Please report from the last few days.

I feel hugely happy, lighter in the world, giddy from time to time. But also realistic, knowing that things will change, then change again. And again ...

FINAL QUESTION #2

Explain in detail what the illusion of a separate self is, and how it works from your own experience. Describe it fully, as you see it now.

There is a felt sense of 'I' that appears to function in the world and carry out the activities of living. Once it is seen that everything ...

FINAL QUESTIONS
# 1 Is there a separate entity, 'self', 'me', 'I', at all, anywhere, in any way, shape or form? Was there ever?

No. There is no separate entity, 'self', 'me' 'l' at,all, anywhere, in any shape or form, and there never was.

There is only the temporary coalescence, under (always ...

No npmore question. But I feel like I'm facing final exams! ;-)

I was stuck in the Buddhist paradigm; it took a while to get that it's OK for awareness and consciousness to merely be labels. I had kind of put them on a pedestal

Labels :-)

Neither can be felt through the five senses.

No. :-)

OK, I think I've figured out what my question is. I was referring to what was going on when I was meditating as awareness (T), but got nudged to realize that awareness needed to be "of" something. I'm still pondering this. In one of the Articles, I came across the expression, "...an empty presence ...

Unclarity around the words consciousness and awareness. The other day I carified that it's awareness OF-of direct experience or thought.'I can't help thinking There's more.