so then have a look again to the image with the illusion of the old/young woman.
Tell me (a bit more detailed) about
what is the direct experience
and what is thought in this moment?
Awakent
Re: Awakent
Tell me (a bit more detailed) about
what is the direct experience
and what is thought in this moment?
Direct experience is seeing one face,
thought is thinking about the other, at
the same time.
what is the direct experience
and what is thought in this moment?
Direct experience is seeing one face,
thought is thinking about the other, at
the same time.
Re: Awakent
without knowing what a "face" is (no matter if it is old or young) what do you see?
Re: Awakent
Hi,Ve
without knowing what a "face" is (no matter if it is old or young) what do you see?
Just color/ black&white on paper...thats only
If I knew what paper is!
without knowing what a "face" is (no matter if it is old or young) what do you see?
Just color/ black&white on paper...thats only
If I knew what paper is!
Re: Awakent
yes.
so "knowing what a face is" or "what paper is paper" is that direct experience or thought?
is the direct experience more than color/ black&white lines/shapes?
so "knowing what a face is" or "what paper is paper" is that direct experience or thought?
is the direct experience more than color/ black&white lines/shapes?
Re: Awakent
so "knowing what a face is" or "what paper is paper" is that direct experience or thought?
Knowing what a face/paper is, is just thought
is the direct experience more than color/ black&white lines/shapes?
Direct experience is only: color/ black&white lines/shapes?
If you knew the object, from thought...would
that be total experience?
Knowing what a face/paper is, is just thought
is the direct experience more than color/ black&white lines/shapes?
Direct experience is only: color/ black&white lines/shapes?
If you knew the object, from thought...would
that be total experience?
Re: Awakent
is this a statement or a question ?!Direct experience is only: color/ black&white lines/shapes?
total experience?!?!If you knew the object, from thought...would that be total experience?
is that direct experience or thought? or something new?
or is that more like "beein a bit pregnant" to not face the facts?
when the "perception" (or interpretation?) changes from old women to young women to old women ...
does the experience itself (the color/ black&white lines/shapes) change in any way?
Love Ve
Re: Awakent
Direct experience is only: color/ black&white lines/shapes?
is this a statement or a question ?!
I copied and pasted, those words from you
and forgot to take out the question mark.
So its a statement
If you knew the object, from thought...would that be total experience?
I just made that up because I wasnt sure if
recognition (thought) could be included in direct
experience even though my instincts tell me no.
or is that more like "beein a bit pregnant" to not face the facts?
Exactly...perfict anology!
when the "perception" (or interpretation?) changes from old women to young women to old women ...
does the experience itself (the color/ black&white lines/shapes) change in any way?
No..its the same color, lines and shapes, but only
perceived differantly.
is this a statement or a question ?!
I copied and pasted, those words from you
and forgot to take out the question mark.
So its a statement
If you knew the object, from thought...would that be total experience?
I just made that up because I wasnt sure if
recognition (thought) could be included in direct
experience even though my instincts tell me no.
or is that more like "beein a bit pregnant" to not face the facts?
Exactly...perfict anology!
when the "perception" (or interpretation?) changes from old women to young women to old women ...
does the experience itself (the color/ black&white lines/shapes) change in any way?
No..its the same color, lines and shapes, but only
perceived differantly.
Re: Awakent
well direct experience is what is alive experience here and now but not thought.I just made that up because I wasnt sure if
recognition (thought) could be included in direct
experience even though my instincts tell me no.
and we find this out not by definition or instinct but by LOOKING.
When we want to know what is pure experience but not thought, thought would not help to solve the mystery.
right?
No..its the same color, lines and shapes, but only
perceived differantly.
so then what does it mean "perceived differantly"? Is that experience that is different or thought that is different?
Re: Awakent
When we want to know what is pure experience but not thought, thought would not help to solve the mystery.
right?
Right
Im not trying to be smart but arent knowing:
shapes, lines, and colors...THOUGHT
so then what does it mean "perceived differantly"?
Seen/sensed differantly
Is that experience that is different or thought that is different?
Not sure...
right?
Right
Im not trying to be smart but arent knowing:
shapes, lines, and colors...THOUGHT
so then what does it mean "perceived differantly"?
Seen/sensed differantly
Is that experience that is different or thought that is different?
Not sure...
Re: Awakent
Im not trying to be smart but arent knowing:
shapes, lines, and colors...THOUGHT
well when you name it "shapes, lines, and colors" this is a label and that is part of thought but we need it to communicate here.
otherwise you couldn't tell me about ....
but
without these labels, without naming it "shapes, lines, and colors" there is seeing of it, right?
there is this direct experienc even if you have not words for it or do know nothig.
right?
that is direct experience.
so then what does it mean "perceived differantly"?
Seen/sensed differantly
realy?
before you said: "No..its the same color, lines and shapes."
does what is seen change?
shapes, lines, and colors...THOUGHT
well when you name it "shapes, lines, and colors" this is a label and that is part of thought but we need it to communicate here.
otherwise you couldn't tell me about ....
but
without these labels, without naming it "shapes, lines, and colors" there is seeing of it, right?
there is this direct experienc even if you have not words for it or do know nothig.
right?
that is direct experience.
so then what does it mean "perceived differantly"?
Seen/sensed differantly
realy?
before you said: "No..its the same color, lines and shapes."
does what is seen change?
Re: Awakent
but
without these labels, without naming it "shapes, lines, and colors" there is seeing of it, right?
Yes...seeing something
there is this direct experienc even if you have not words for it or do know nothig.
right?
Yes
so then what does it mean "perceived differantly"?
Seen/sensed differantly
realy?
before you said: "No..its the same color, lines and shapes."
Not sure...confused!
does what is seen change
Yes...young to old...even if you dont know
old/young from thought...
without these labels, without naming it "shapes, lines, and colors" there is seeing of it, right?
Yes...seeing something
there is this direct experienc even if you have not words for it or do know nothig.
right?
Yes
so then what does it mean "perceived differantly"?
Seen/sensed differantly
realy?
before you said: "No..its the same color, lines and shapes."
Not sure...confused!
does what is seen change
Yes...young to old...even if you dont know
old/young from thought...
Re: Awakent
Not sure...confused!
LOOOOOK!!!
Don't think!
confusion is thought.
its welcome, it shows old beliefs are mixed up .....
then LOOOOOK!!!
does what is seen change
Yes...young to old...even if you dont know
old/young from thought...
realy?
has any line or color changed?
LOOOOOK!!!
Don't think!
confusion is thought.
its welcome, it shows old beliefs are mixed up .....
then LOOOOOK!!!
does what is seen change
Yes...young to old...even if you dont know
old/young from thought...
realy?
has any line or color changed?
Re: Awakent
realy?
has any line or color changed?
The lines and colors...havent changed
they are still the same only perception changed
has any line or color changed?
The lines and colors...havent changed
they are still the same only perception changed
Re: Awakent
what is perception?
can you experience "perception"?
can you experience "perception"?
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