I have asked a few others to look at your thread and give some answers to you.
Sometimes this is very good as a different perspective is seen.
here they are.
From Diana:
Hello Henrik,
Yes, no state can last forever. Do you still feel any desire for this to happen? Look closely and see if you can find any remnant of wanting this as a permanent state.
Are these states separated from "where" they come and go?"But what I think (or is it the mind again?) is that I can know myself AS that in which all states come and go ...because that is what we are, isn't it"
"They all talk about a case of mistaken identity...we are not the ego, it's an assumed entity. I have seen that. I seem to be still looking for what we really are!"
Ok, ego is a mistaken identity. What is the ego as you see it now? Is "what we really are" personal? is it separated from the rest? Is there separation of any kind in what is, in reality?
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from Stuart:
Hi Henrik,
Even after the illusion of self is seen though, the mind has a tendency to run along in its habitual way (a way that has for many years previously assumed a self to be true). It is as if patterns of thinking have inertia This force of habit can sometimes generate the experience of a self being present. This is sometimes called 'selfing'. It sometimes happens to me. And I relate to the feelings/thoughts of doubt that selfing can lead to.
Next time you notice the feelings of doubt or expectation of something more, just use direct looking to see if there is a Henrik in that experience. Does doubt have a quality that means it must belong to Henrik? Is it anything more than a thought or string of thoughts? Does doubt have any physical feeling in your body? And what is the time course of doubt? In other words is it constant or does it change during the time of your direct observation of it?

