Awareness = being aware (as a verb). It is neutral, universal. It is shining by itself. It cannot be known by senses. It is known by itself, it is ordinary.No, awareness doesn't need to find a self. Awareness only needs awareness.
Yes, great.Nor does a body need to find a self. The body does what it does perfectly well without a self. No, there is no self to be found anywhere.
As a result of what ? Be clearer.Today there were a lot of depressing thoughts and feelings and suffering as a result.
Is there still a doubt about the illusion of a self?After reading and responding to the above questions, it seems that what causes suffering is not wanting to experience these thoughts and feelings.
But if there is no self to feel them and they are just being experienced, why is there suffering? How can they be experienced without suffering?
How suffering is expressed in the body ?
You begin with this “there is still thinking…” : just recognize that all what is said above, is a thought story.There is still thinking that these thoughts are connected to a self even though it is so clear that there isn't a self.
What you said here is a thought story. Let’s do an analysis exercise :How can the thoughts that believe in a self that doesn't want to experience this be seen through?
“How can the thoughts that believe in a self” : it is a train of thoughts with no ground. How can a thought believe in
something?
“in a self that doesn't want to experience this “ : another train of thoughts. How can a self, a concept, experience
something?
You are welcomeThank you for your help on this,
Warissem

