Upon closer investigation what are seeming other thoughts are also related to the self, to me just in a hidden way.
You can give some more example of "other" thoughts or if you like make this examination now...
And what if actually ALL thoughts are about me.
How does this feel?
Strange, normal, both, neither?
I am looking if all thoughts are about me. I did another 5 min exercise, this time 20/2 (20 clearly self-related thoughts, 2 seemed not to be). Some thoughts are explicitly about me. Many thoughts are not explicitly about me, but upon testing, there is sense that there is a subtle me-thought together with them (an image - and subtly "my experience", a philosophical idea - and subtly "my effort to understand"). I will look more if all thoughts contain a subtle me reference. At the same time, there is the sense that upon closer inspection all these thoghts and the self reference is happening by itself. In direct looking no me is seen.
What if all thoughts are abbout me? This now looks very likely. There is mainly an experience of openness in looking at it. Because life in looking is open and spontaneous and fresh. The me-thoughts happen. And they are thoughts, not more or less.
There is a sense of relief in
the idea all thoughts are me associated thoughts, in the sense that it normalizes something I have been partly aware of for a long time.
It is meaningful to give caring attention to "my" body, "my" feelings, "my" thoughts, "my" needs. In direct experience there is no separate self that has this body, feelings, memories, etc. They/it just are/is. Good psychotherapy can still makes sense, the only difference with seeing no-self, is that it is not believed that that there is an ultimately separate self doing any of it.