Trust your intuition on what feels best for you and your situation.I have mixed feelings about that. It could get really noisy, and I really don't want my daughter asking questions. It's really complicated with someone who is autistic. I'd either need to try to keep it quiet, or leave the house. The way it has been the last twenty-four hours, I'm pretty sure it will bleed into my day regardless. It really seems to just be an endless well.
I mean in the sense that if a lot of feelings are coming up, then work with the feelings.When you say what is coming up, you mean whatever life is present, no matter how seemingly insignificant or mundae?
And if at some point there's a curiosity for exploring the self-illusion, you go with that.
Yes, exactly. It's like if you narrated everything you did for a short inquiry. That way I can see what you're doing and how you're doing it.You're suggesting coming in and just do one and type it out as a message to you as I do it?
Oh, I didn't mean anything with silent knowledge. I only used the word because you used it in your post.Silent knowledge? You mean thinking and understanding that is before language? I ask because it really seems there's a lot of non-verbal stuff involved in these inquiries.
Now in terms of working with feelings...
When feelings and emotions are bubbling up:
1. Take a moment to acknowledge them
2. Find out to whom these feelings belong. Who has the feelings?
And only do this when the feelings are present in the moment so you ensure you are exploring your actual experience.