Exploding the sense separation (Hopes for video guidance, if possible)
Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2022 4:50 pm
LU is focused guiding for seeing there is no real, inherent 'self' - what do you understand by this? That there is no "me" in a sense that this "me" who we think we are is based in the story of thoughts that appear by themselves. There is no control over these thoughts or the story as they arise automatically. This identification with the story creates a sort of veil over the life, so everything is labeled and perceived through this thought stream
What are you looking for at LU? Good question, actually this points down to how the imaginary seeker is seemingly in control and wants to find liberation from itself. By this seeking this imaginary character actually only keeps itself alive. So there's really nothing to do or to achieve as there's nothing else than this already. The self is completely illusory. So the answer is that the illusory self is looking to get rid of itself. It's complete paradox hahah
What do you expect from a guided conversation? Pointers that explode the illusion of me for good. In conceptual sense it's clear that there is no me, and there's been glimpses of there being no me many times. However these glimpses have only lasted for few hours and then passed. So there's this balancing between the identification with the story and non identification where every thing is just happening. The identification is more draining now than it ever was and there's a desire to break through it for good. I would prefer video guidance if it is possible.
What is your experience in terms of spiritual practices, seeking and inquiry? Around 6 years on this path, couple of last years more and more intensely. Digging deeper in to this so much that it has became the most important thing. Started with Eckhart Tolle's teachings, then to Rupert Spira and more ancient teachers, then to Jim Newman and Tony Parsons. Lately i've been also reading threads on this forum and watching some LU videos and listening to the pointers.
First glimpse was back around 6 years ago and lately they've been more and more frequent and lasting longer. The glimpses are hard to describe as the content is always different but it's like there's somekind of peace around even if there would be emotional turmoil at the same time in the body. The emotions or thoughts are then not identified with but they are seen as just happening but for no one.
On a scale from 1 to 10, how willing are you to question any currently held beliefs about 'self?
11
What are you looking for at LU? Good question, actually this points down to how the imaginary seeker is seemingly in control and wants to find liberation from itself. By this seeking this imaginary character actually only keeps itself alive. So there's really nothing to do or to achieve as there's nothing else than this already. The self is completely illusory. So the answer is that the illusory self is looking to get rid of itself. It's complete paradox hahah
What do you expect from a guided conversation? Pointers that explode the illusion of me for good. In conceptual sense it's clear that there is no me, and there's been glimpses of there being no me many times. However these glimpses have only lasted for few hours and then passed. So there's this balancing between the identification with the story and non identification where every thing is just happening. The identification is more draining now than it ever was and there's a desire to break through it for good. I would prefer video guidance if it is possible.
What is your experience in terms of spiritual practices, seeking and inquiry? Around 6 years on this path, couple of last years more and more intensely. Digging deeper in to this so much that it has became the most important thing. Started with Eckhart Tolle's teachings, then to Rupert Spira and more ancient teachers, then to Jim Newman and Tony Parsons. Lately i've been also reading threads on this forum and watching some LU videos and listening to the pointers.
First glimpse was back around 6 years ago and lately they've been more and more frequent and lasting longer. The glimpses are hard to describe as the content is always different but it's like there's somekind of peace around even if there would be emotional turmoil at the same time in the body. The emotions or thoughts are then not identified with but they are seen as just happening but for no one.
On a scale from 1 to 10, how willing are you to question any currently held beliefs about 'self?
11