Re: Where am I?
Posted: Sun Jun 21, 2020 6:26 pm
Hi Vivien,
what I noticed looking at the I/me/self thoughts is that there are different kinds of 'me thoughts'. There is the thought "I like it", "I dislike it", or "I am right!", a very strong 'me thought'. It is related to reality and it is quite sticky. It triggers emotions, memories, it's based on the Claudio's character and the narration about him. Then there is the "I am doing" thought, that is the the thought about a me who is receiving/directing an experience. This is a strange and random thought. Sometimes it pops up, sometimes it doesn't. Today I wasn't able to understand why, so I need more looking. Then there is a third kind of 'me thought', that is the thought that plans and triggers anxiety. This thought is strange, it's always uncomfortable in the present moment, it's always projected in the next future ("I need to do this and that, I need to go NOW!") and it triggers judgmental thoughts. These are 3 kind of thoughts happened today, but there are others, I'm sure! :)
what I noticed looking at the I/me/self thoughts is that there are different kinds of 'me thoughts'. There is the thought "I like it", "I dislike it", or "I am right!", a very strong 'me thought'. It is related to reality and it is quite sticky. It triggers emotions, memories, it's based on the Claudio's character and the narration about him. Then there is the "I am doing" thought, that is the the thought about a me who is receiving/directing an experience. This is a strange and random thought. Sometimes it pops up, sometimes it doesn't. Today I wasn't able to understand why, so I need more looking. Then there is a third kind of 'me thought', that is the thought that plans and triggers anxiety. This thought is strange, it's always uncomfortable in the present moment, it's always projected in the next future ("I need to do this and that, I need to go NOW!") and it triggers judgmental thoughts. These are 3 kind of thoughts happened today, but there are others, I'm sure! :)