The latter exercise seems just more "pure", wheres the I-sentences feel bloated and weighted down by redunancy.1. Is one truer than the other, and If so, which one?
How is it said without labels?2. What is here without labels?
There is the seen, the heard.
(Is the "I am" prefix a label here?)3. Do labels affect the experience or just describe it?
The "I am" label pushes something into the experience that seems unneccesarry and muddys it.
Just reading the I-sentences made the body go tense. Relaxing occurred reading the other ones4. Did you notice any differences in the body?

