That's happening somehow already. But it is oviously not really seen yet. If it was, there would be a deep sense of relief coming with it, would'nt it?. And Although it totaly makes sense and is ever present in my mind, it did'nt realy sink in yet. Sorta frustrating to be quite honest. The weird thing is, that it sometimes feels very close and the next moment it doesn't at all.But now if it's seen to be just a thought conditioning can start to fall away.
The question still doesn' really make sense to me. What does "someone" mean? Can anything be experienced without "someone" who experiences it? And if yes, what's the difference? To me it seems, that the "self" is a constructions made of many different parts within the boudries of my physical body that is in constant flux. The "I" of today is different from the "I" ten years ago. And if the reality and my knowledge of it changes, the "I" changes to. It adapts. But it still is there most of the time.You tell me, can the "someone" who is causing the thoughts be found? Or does it more seem like they just arise on their own and fall away.
There is a strong desire to see it. that much i can tell you. (Funny, how i always try to avoid the "One-Letter-word" "I")
