Freedom is the absence of truth of thought,......
So all of these thoughts that torture you are not true.
How can there be suffering?
Isn't suffering a thought as well?
Look closely.
Take your time.
Freedom is the absence of truth of thought,......
So all of these thoughts that torture you are not true.
How can there be suffering?
Isn't suffering a thought as well?
No "me" found. Relaxation happening.I would like some simple comment from you on a regular basis on the daily exercise of "finding where 'you' stop, and experience begins."
Life seems to pull quite strong these days.
Thoughts that are not recognized as fictional seem to create a tremendous amount of suffering; apparently never ending.
That's fine for me. I'll stay with the given exercises. Best wishes for you.Business pulls me away again. I'll try to put something up tomorrow.
I would like some simple comment from you on a regular basis on the daily exercise of "finding where 'you' stop, and experience begins."
Do you find an actual Sebastian as anything other than a fleeting thought of separation or do you only find ongoing, persistent experience?
What is more REAL. Sebastian or experience?
Any thought that pertains to past or future IN THIS MOMENT should be considered fictional, no matter what strong feelings come with them.
But if they come and intrude on the present moment, let them. You already see them as stories. Let them do what they will, even when painful. Trying to escape guarantees their continued return.
I would like some simple comment from you on a regular basis on the daily exercise of "finding where 'you' stop, and experience begins."
I want to continue this process for sure. Seeking nothing but the end of suffering which seems to be thought created.If you wish to continue our work here, that is fine. If you would prefer not to that is fine too. Let me know which direction you want to go here.
No limitations foundI would like some simple comment from you on a regular basis on the daily exercise of "finding where 'you' stop, and experience begins."
Good. Glad to hear it.I want to continue this process for sure.
The root of the problem.Seeking nothing but the end of suffering .......
"Seeking" is looking at the future.
"Suffering" is about pain enduring into the future.
Do you see a solution here?
I would like some simple comment from you on a regular basis on the daily exercise of "finding where 'you' stop, and experience begins."
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