Re: hide and seek
Posted: Mon Jul 22, 2019 3:47 am
Hi Vivien
No. There’s a sense of pulsation, radiation.
There are thoughts about inside, and thoughts about outside, but a line between the two isn’t experienced.
There are sensations that are felt.
Sounds and odors are sensed.
It is clear.Is it totally clear that there is no such thing a chooser?
Yes.Is it totally clear that there is no such thing as choice or free will?
It seems to be otherwise when thoughts appear that say choosing is happening. Those thoughts are not true.If not, please write some examples when it seems to be otherwise.
NoEyes Closed Experiment. Can it be known how tall the body is?
No specific volume. Pressure is felt against chair. Thought brings up image of sitting on chair and weight. The sensation is just a sensation without an image, not even of a body part.Does the body have a weight or volume?
In the actual experience does the body have a shape or a form?
No. There’s a sense of pulsation, radiation.
No. Skin senses something. There is a slight difference between the sensation of clothing and air. Doesn’t feel like a boundary, but an interaction.Is there a boundary between the body and the clothing?
No. There is skin sensation and pressure sensation, thought imagines a boundary, it is not felt as an boundary, but a continuation.Is there a boundary between the body and the chair?
No. Thought labels and locates interior and exterior. There is no actual sense of either, but physical sensation is located here, thought describes other locations that are here and there, like sound. It is experienced here, but thought describes it as there..Is there an inside or an outside?
If there is an inside - the inside of what exactly?
If there is an outside - the outside of what exactly?
There are thoughts about inside, and thoughts about outside, but a line between the two isn’t experienced.
Here and now.What does the word/label ‘body’ ACTUALLY refer to?
There is vision from a particular position in space.What is the ACTUAL experience of the body?
There are sensations that are felt.
Sounds and odors are sensed.