Interesting . . . But is there really?There is a habitual self that claims to have control
In a similar way to the other exercises we did, can this self be found?
Look right now for this 'I', this self that claims to have control . . . can you find anything other than the current experience?
This may be linked to the thinking process, so let's look at that too.
Exercise:
Right now think a thought - Any thought will do - Or you could imagine an object.
Thinking and imagination can be examined in the same way as remembering smells and tastes.
1) In the thinking or imagining, can anything be found other than 'the current thought' or 'the current imagined image'?
2) Can you find an 'I', a body or an Alexander that it witnessing these things? Is there a separate thinker or imaginer here to be found?
3) Just like the last exercise with choice and control - Is there an 'I' to be found in control of thoughts?
This is good, So could 'I am thinking' and 'I am choosing thoughts' also be commentary? Or if you like 'a thought about another thought'?"I am choosing" is a commentary distinct from the arm simply moving.
What about 'I am this body'?
What about 'I am Alexander'?
Xain ♥

