Reading your response to the exercise, it seems that the illusion of self has been seen through. Just to clarify - the illusion of a seperate self is that there is a discrete entity existing in the world that is seperate and operating independantly from it.There is no escoho choosing words or making the movements there is plenty to be written even if it doesn't make sense the connection between the words exists and basically write themselves.
There is no doer but things are being done.
Your responses so far seem to indicate that you see the 'self' not as something solid and seperate, but as a concept, a thought, part of the ongoing experience in awareness. Seeing through the illusion of self as a seperate entity, means simply that, and doesn't necessarily mean the illusion will disappear, but rather that it is seen for what it is. Remember of course, this is just a first 'step' in awakening, and the journey continues.
What you appear to be looking at here is - "how does reality work", and is beyond this first 'step' of seeing through the illusion of self. This is something you can certainly work on in the LU Aftercare groups, and you will find others there looking at those very questions.There is no doer but things are being done, not by something that is "dead", what is it? Momentum I guess. Is it illusionary? I believe its the lack of being centered. Thoughts are momentum action is momentum. Self is the compromise between concepts and reality, the "gap", not anything but empty space. "Why" implies that something was done, nothing ever is, it is only concepts attached to the momentum of action and thought, when concepts are momentum themselves, so if a concept is attached to an mental or physical event, which is acceptable phenomena in life, then it may seem that the result would be tension created because two momentums are not always going to continue parallel. The nature of self is the clinging, when there is nothing to cling to, only objectless momentums
Share a little on whether you have seen through the illusion of self, and if you agree with my assessment above.
Paulo.

