Keep enjoying the emptiness of thought when it happens, keep voicing the sentence "there is no separate self, no doer, no controller" many times, and see what happens...
And also, whenever you find yourself coming in or out of that "emptiness of thought", look: Is there a separate self who controls going in and out of it? Is there a separate self in anything at all?
Or is it like the Buddha said about everything (paraphrased): "This is not mine, not me, not my self".
Is it true that everything. even thoughts and beliefs about self, is spontaneous process without a self?
Thank you! please, do not feel obliged to answer fast to my comments.
No. There is not a "me" controlling the flow of thoughts. Also not a doer. YES! it seems like an spontaneous process in which phenomena occurs. Thoughts, responses, feelings, sensing, perceiving, identifying with the process, letting go of the claiming of doership, etc.
It feels a little crazy actually, to accept that.
YES, yes, it is contained in the teachings of Buddhism and advaita. Now it is "plastic!" or part of the seeing, or experience.
Am I lying to myself? this seems quite obvious now! How is that possible, not to have seen this before?
DOUBT? Actually I do not believe the doubt. Funny.
Yes! Good idea. The observation continues, inviting the experience to keep revealing the obvious!
Thank you.
Talk to you tomorrow...

