So you look for YOU and imagine yourself in the mirror and you correctly note this is memory, so that not you, Correct, its memory. Then looking again you note body sensations and sounds. Again correct there are body sensations and sound. Still no I is found, this is because there is no I to be found! Never was, never will be!
It is much more difficult because it is challenging a lifelong assumption that there is an I doing all this feeling, hearing, remembering.Why is this step much more difficult?
Do this: Write for me what you are experiencing right now using the words I and me. Get right to the point, no past or future fantasy, just plain description of here now. Like this: I am lying in bed. I am hearing rain. I am typing these words. Do this for 10 minutes. Watch the body; what physical sensations are happening? Then for the next 10 minutes write what you are experiencing without the words I and me. Just describe the experience as it is happening in the moment, using verbs: Waiting for next thought, typing, breathing, blinking, hearing rain. Again watch what is happening in the body. Now compare these two ways to label experience. What do you notice?
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