Nothing can be found. There is an internal statement made; “there is a sense of self”. The words disappear, there is a blankness (which is an imaginary overlay/description of internal landscape), blinking eyes, a slight ring in the ears, a sense of internal looking (which is also imaginary). Senses and thoughtsWhat are the thoughts referring to when they say 'there is a sense of self'?
They are not pointing to any sensory input. Senses seem to be what they are and do not have a sense of identity inherent in them. It seems identification or claim of identity only occurs in thought.What sensory input are they pointing to?
The thinker and sense of self are imaginary. They only exist in thought. When thoughts of the thinker or self are not present, the sense of self and the sense of thinker are not present either.So if there is a thinker or sense of self, what is it doing when it relates to thinking?
Let thoughts come and go, while you look for the thinker. Some questions that may help:
- The thinker does not have a location, because it doesn’t exist. Thoughts can suggest otherwise, but there does not seem to be a source of thought.- Where is the thinker located?
- Does the thinker have a voice and speak the thoughts?
- Is the voice male or female?
- What are the characteristics of the thinker? (smoker, likes unicorns, eats too much candy)
-No. thoughts appear from nothing
-I’m not sure if the thoughts sound male or female. I would say they sound like the voice that comes out of my mouth, but that would be a a thought.
-nothing doesn’t have characteristics ;)

