Re: West Cork Ireland- asking for Kay
Posted: Tue Apr 09, 2019 11:59 pm
Hey Ado,
https://vimeo.com/90101368
We have looked at the idea of a controller, decider and chooser, and although we touched on the following experiment earlier, as a means to see if there is a choice in what is being awared; this experiment also helps to see through the idea of doership.
Take a few relaxed breaths to let the dust settle for a while, and then:
Look on your right.
Then look on your left.
Finally, bring your head back to centre, close your eyes and look in front.
Okay, so when you look on the right, the view on the right is seen (whatever that is).
When you look on the left, the view on the left is seen (whatever that is).
And then, when you look in front of you with eyes closed, the view in front is seen (ie ‘black space’).
So, when the view on the right is seen, do you have the ‘choice’ not to see? I’m not asking can you ‘choose’ to see something else like another view or ‘black space’ if you close your eyes. The question is, can you turn seeing off? Can you NOT see what is seen?
Same thing with the view on the left, can you NOT see the view on the left?
Same thing with the view in front with closed eyes, can you NOT see the ‘black space’?
Can you turn off seeing?
What did the 'chooser' choose? Did a 'self' choose something?
If you can't choose what you're aware of, then what else is there to choose?
Kay
Although ‘science’ cannot be found as AE, this clip shows how scientists have revealed that decisions are made seconds before we become aware of them.I really don’t understand what happened with this experiment but there definitely didn’t seem to be a me doing the choosing.
https://vimeo.com/90101368
We have looked at the idea of a controller, decider and chooser, and although we touched on the following experiment earlier, as a means to see if there is a choice in what is being awared; this experiment also helps to see through the idea of doership.
Take a few relaxed breaths to let the dust settle for a while, and then:
Look on your right.
Then look on your left.
Finally, bring your head back to centre, close your eyes and look in front.
Okay, so when you look on the right, the view on the right is seen (whatever that is).
When you look on the left, the view on the left is seen (whatever that is).
And then, when you look in front of you with eyes closed, the view in front is seen (ie ‘black space’).
So, when the view on the right is seen, do you have the ‘choice’ not to see? I’m not asking can you ‘choose’ to see something else like another view or ‘black space’ if you close your eyes. The question is, can you turn seeing off? Can you NOT see what is seen?
Same thing with the view on the left, can you NOT see the view on the left?
Same thing with the view in front with closed eyes, can you NOT see the ‘black space’?
Can you turn off seeing?
What did the 'chooser' choose? Did a 'self' choose something?
If you can't choose what you're aware of, then what else is there to choose?
Kay