There was a release of resistance. A willingness to let go of thought and relax all defenses. When this catharsis was through it was as though there was a reboot and "I" was gone. In my day to day life each moment appears fresh, no thought about past/future and a little fuzzy around the edges.
The "I" that is no longer here is the attachment to past/future, thoughts about stuff not in present awareness that there is no control over. I still have thoughts but recognize that they come and go easily no attachment.
Wonderful! Was there a specific moment when this letting go happened? Anything in particular that triggered this?
Any doubt, questions left?
Is what we call the body/mind a story?
Well, you can answer these for yourself by looking at it directly, much like you just did with the notion of self.
Is there any thing, anything that is not a "story"?
Can you find, in your direct experience, a body, a mind, a body/mind?
where does the story originate?
If these are indeed stories, concepts, then where do they come from?
What is it that creates the illusion of separation in the first place? In this moment- what does the illusion consist of, what is it made of?
Is there a purpose?
Hmmm... does that question really make sense in the context of what's been seen now?
In a lot of traditions there exist notions of enlightenment, liberation, awakening. What are your thoughts on that at the moment?
I'm going to ask some other guides to take a look at this thread to see if there's some questions anyone might have.
Wishing you well... ;-)