I=past. People form an opinion by visualizing people's past in their minds. A person is a different self for each person. I am an ever-changing character that remains as a result of summarizing this past.
Do you mean that a person is a different self for each body?A person is a different self for each person.
When I take on characteristics, I become a character. My roles change constantly.Do have any experience of a character, in addition to characteristics?
no just a memoryDo you have any experience of the past?
we remember, We visualize it, it won't be like it is at that moment.We can think about the past, but can we actually experience it?
Although there are similarities in each person's character, each person has a special character.Do you mean that a person is a different self for each body?
When I take on characteristics, I become a character. My roles change constantly.Do have any experience of a character, in addition to characteristics?
Although there are similarities in each person's character, each person has a special character.
Then the closest experience to this is thought. But sometimes things that are just thoughts in my dreams do not remain just dreams, but are accompanied by emotions. For example, when we think of a delicious meal, our mouth waters.See if you can be more strictly experiential; describe everything in terms of direct experience (thought, sensation, colour, sound). Let’s avoid any words that don’t correlate with a direct experience.
It refers to thought from direct experiences.But to what experience does the word ‘person’ actual refer to?
Then the closest experience to this is thought. But sometimes things that are just thoughts in my dreams do not remain just dreams, but are accompanied by emotions. For example, when we think of a delicious meal, our mouth waters.
The character is actually an idea and an imaginary entity. but this character also emerges as voice and feeling/sensation.But do you have an actual experience of such a character in this moment?
Is the character a thought, sensation, sight, sound, taste or smell?
If it is none of these, what could it be?
The character is actually an idea and an imaginary entity. but this character also emerges as voice and feeling/sensation.
It would be okay if it wasn't called character. But the sounds or feelings come from me, not from the surroundings.An idea / imagined entity (as you know) is not an actual entity, it’s just a thought ABOUT one.
There is a voice, but is there a ‘speaker’? How do you know the voice belongs to a character?
There are sensations/feelings, but are they sensations of a character? Or are they just sensations?
It would be okay if it wasn't called character. But the sounds or feelings come from me, not from the surroundings.
It would be okay if it wasn't called character. But the sounds or feelings come from me, not from the surroundings.
It would be okay if it wasn't called character. But the sounds or feelings come from me, not from the surroundings.
Sorry about the glitch there, not sure why my response is posted three times!
In fact, there is simply one experience. However, we can classify this experience as sounds, images, etc. There is a realm of thought that accompanies the experience of daily life in the background. We can call this experience internal experience. We believe that other people know very little of our inner experiences. But when we look at it from our perspective, every thought and image that comes to our mind is an experience, albeit in a faint and imperceptible way, unlike the real world.Are there two separate places in your experience:
‘Me’ and ‘my surroundings’ / ‘Inside’ and ‘outside’?
If there are two places, what exactly separates them or defines them, in actual experience?
In fact, there is simply one experience. However, we can classify this experience as sounds, images, etc. There is a realm of thought that accompanies the experience of daily life in the background. We can call this experience internal experience. We believe that other people know very little of our inner experiences. But when we look at it from our perspective, every thought and image that comes to our mind is an experience, albeit in a faint and imperceptible way, unlike the real world.
Yes there is.However, there is diversity of appearance (such as seeing two different colours), would you agree?
Yes, classification with one thought. But for example, there is a very clear distinction between smelling and seeing.Is the classification of experience anything but the content of thought? Is it anything more than an idea?
The real world is a more concrete world than thoughts and feelings, but I am a person more concentrated in the realm of thought. it inspires me about the outside world.Is the so-called ‘real world’ any less of an experience than thoughts and images?
It certainly looks like it.Does the world not appear to you as colours, tastes, sounds, smells, tastes and textures, all of which are experiences?
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