No, I did not say that mind can see no-self, but it can step out of the way of seeing. Mind can also make sense out of it, once seeing has happened. Otherwise, we would be not able to do this guiding here.
That clarifies it.
Thoughts will rise like before, even "I" thoughts. They are not believed, just seen as thoughts.
I see that.
Does your daily experience support that the belief in "I" has been lost? How is your experience different now than before the pop? How life looks like without Ajay?
Life without Ajay is just the same life with a minor difference. That difference is basically ease of being. The words and situations that would have caused a turmoil and unease in the being are noticed and not believed. I would like give a few examples here.
There isn't much of an interest in planning, certainly there is a trust with life as you mentioned earlier. Planning is okay but it is okay if things don't turn out the way as planned. I have been noticing this just with day-to-day activities.
What I find interesting is that, doing happens and thinking just follows the doing. I will catch myself doing something first and noticing it just a moment later.
Here is one more example. Yesterday while riding bike through a trail I had to hit the breaks suddenly since someone just came across my path and I fell off the bike and hit the board walk. Normally this would have caused some panic but my response was amazingly normal. There was no blame on anyone. All is well, no one got hurt.
A rock hit my windshield while driving and left a minor crack, normally it would have bothered me but there is no trace.
Things like this would have normally left a bigger mark on Ajay but these are registered and then forgotten and there is no one to associate to the story. Story is there as I am writing these here but no one behind it.
I really don't have a date and time when this pop happened. Not even sure how and what happened. There was just subtle realization that there is no Ajay behind the doing / watching/ observing. This seems to make perfect sense since I have never really seen Ajay and No-Ajay seem to resolve many mystries. There was just a false point of reference called Ajay or "I" that was filtiering things based on beliefs.