When you look at the word label ‘GREEN’, what is the actual experience?
The experience is still of the color red.
Is the red color "experienced" or is color green "experienced" as the label suggests?
Do the labels have a one-to-one correspondence with "reality?"Red is still red. The label is pointing to green, but the color experienced is red.
Or do the labels suggest something else other than what is here now (red color)?No, labels are pointers. They are not direct experience.
Is green-ness an inherent attribute of the "experience" of the red color; or is green just a word label on the experience of the red color?Labels point to something other than what is here now. Labels are not direct experience.
If the label ‘GREEN’ is replaced with the label ‘GOOD’ or ‘BAD’, is the redness affected in any way as the labels suggests?Green is just a word label on the experience of the red color.
Does redness become "good" or "bad," or do the labels have no effect whatsoever on ‘reality’?The redness is not affected by any label. It’s just red.
Thank you, this was a powerful exercise for me.The labels have no effect on reality. It could be any word, the direct experience is still the color red.

