Hi Sandra,
The only doubt arises from the doubting thoughts in general (questioning nature/truth) that have arisen over the years & led me to this point/made me question this assumed reality & perception of an 'I' which has been an illusion. There is a concern 'losing (my) mind'/definition others adhere to, which may distance 'myself' from others at times, especially if I grab hold of this 'I' again. It is clear that some huge never-ending moment-to-moment peace/bliss is going to occur, so there will still be continuing shifts etc & maybe its an unravelling...
Have you been able to find, a ‘you’ that is the ‘experiencer’?
No, never. But am so used to this 'you' concept. It is obvious this is why it is hard to ever define a self (for example on a dating website at the moment!) .
Or a you that is the doer, or can control what happens?
There is no control. However, for pure honesty, it feels like if one says 'jump in 3 seconds' there is some control. But no proof of an 'I' doing this.
Or a you that ‘makes’ decisions?
As far as can be seen, only the past cumulative experiences/conditioning causes decisions combined the essence of nature/unexplainable.
Or a you who ‘does the thinking’?
No. Thoughts are just thoughts.
Is the "body" just another thought label for sensations?
Yes, clearly now. But this body/'me' still feels like a worthily nameable vessel to communicate about with other people. There is a concern about dealing with people with huge 'ego's for example.
Are the five body senses made to arise or experienced by this ‘you’?
No. although it feels like focus can be directed to individual senses, away from thoughts - e.g. really taste the food, or guided meditation body scan? But this is just directing sensation & doesn't prove a 'me' is doing this.
Is there a you ‘in here’ which is separate from the world and others ‘out there’?
No. 'Individual personality' seems an area of confusion - the assumption being this is just underlying nature & not a 'me'. Everything is ever changing and there is only now.
Is there doubt or unclarity that in all these cases the ‘you’ is nothing other than a mental fabrication?
There is still some lack of clarity, but it is hard to pinpoint why/about what. For example, if I am in a public place, it feels like there is an ego/self-consciousness illusion/thoughts about this '37 year old man' & other people's perceptions of 'him'.
Are there any doubts about seeing through the illusion of a separate you?
This has already be seen. It is clear that this continues without the illusionary concept of 'I' though.