Hi Lobster
Seems like you try to answer what you assume I want to hear?
Hi Vivi,
That is your assumption. Things are not always what they seem.
I want to hear what you experience to KNOW.
You seem to assume that such knowing is expressible independent of context. That knowing or experience of knowing, does not exist independently.
So let's say there is no I, me, mine, my in the abstract sense. How do you specifically experience this in life?
It depends on the context. For example this is 'my' message. There is however no experience of 'my', there is no such thing as 'my' independent of context.
Is it your experience that there is no I?
There is no experience of I, independent of context. No sense of I unless asked to experience it, or ascribe it a experience. Then if looking for it, at it or the experience of I, it is not there independently.
What is your practical relation to 'I' in everyday life?
Is it e.g. your body, your computer, your family, your pain, your brain, your responsibility , your feelings, your book, your life etc? Are you a person?
The practical relation to a person is again varied. It is where the attention is focussed that determines the experience of I.
Many thanks
lobster