LU is focused guiding for seeing there is no real, inherent 'self' - what do you understand by this?
The self is a mere mental concept not actual.
What are you looking for at LU?
To understand that there is no actual self this all I am looking for, to end the seeking I don't know why this has to be 200 characters this is actually all about Understanding and apperception that there is no me
What do you expect from a guided conversation?
I expect an understanding and clarity that there is no me or self, to expose my concept to the burning fire cause I no longer capable of carrying them anywhere I expect that this will end my seeking and my mental confusion.
What do you expect from a guided conversation?
I expect an understanding and clarity that there is no me or self, to expose my concept to the burning fire cause I no longer capable of carrying them anywhere I expect that this will end my seeking and my mental confusion.
What is your experience in terms of spiritual practices, seeking and inquiry?
I didn't find a significant amount of improvement after meditation my negative thoughts and depression would always prevail leaving me with more frustration, resting as awareness or Iamness is futile too iam not even sure that I understand what tha means,
Self inquiry and understand that all are mere mental concept helped me drop a massive amount of my beliefs leaving me with much clarity, I resonated a lot with Nisargadatta maharaj later talks one of them is that all there is is the total manifestation functioning and there is no entity or doer independent from the totality, which is mere conceptual.
On a scale from 1 to 10, how willing are you to question any currently held beliefs about 'self? 10
Refuting the me
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Hi Miron. :) My name is Bananafish, one of the guides here.
I'd be more than glad to help you, if it's ok for you.
Thank you for the introduction, and you wrote in it that you expect
an exposure of your concept.
What is your concept regarding the self?
In short, what do you believe yourself to be?
I'd be glad if we could start from these questions.
Looking forward to your reply!
Bananafish
I'd be more than glad to help you, if it's ok for you.
Thank you for the introduction, and you wrote in it that you expect
an exposure of your concept.
What is your concept regarding the self?
In short, what do you believe yourself to be?
I'd be glad if we could start from these questions.
Looking forward to your reply!
Bananafish
Re: Refuting the me
Hi Bananafish! Iam really looking forward to chat with you.
It s tricky question I know conceptually that I cannot pin point what I am but still maybe deep down or subconsciously there is strong belief that Iam this person who is trapped with heavy feelings of depression and want a relief or an end to psychological suffering By refuting all conceptual notions and beliefs,
Although when I look I see that there is only depression no experiencer.
It s tricky question I know conceptually that I cannot pin point what I am but still maybe deep down or subconsciously there is strong belief that Iam this person who is trapped with heavy feelings of depression and want a relief or an end to psychological suffering By refuting all conceptual notions and beliefs,
Although when I look I see that there is only depression no experiencer.
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Hi Miron. Sorry for the delay in the response. I thought I had replied, but actually I hadn’t. I’ll post a reply this evening, so please wait for a while. Sorry again for the late reply.
Warm regards,
Bananafish
Warm regards,
Bananafish
Re: Refuting the me
Thank you!
Take your time I don't mind.
Take your time I don't mind.
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Hi Miron. Let’s start!
How do you perceive a belief being deep down?
Is it imagined?
Is it something more than just a thought?
Warm regards,
Bananafish
It s tricky question I know conceptually that I cannot pin point what I am but still maybe deep down or subconsciously there is strong belief that Iam this person who is trapped with heavy feelings of depression and want a relief or an end to psychological suffering By refuting all conceptual notions and beliefs,
Although when I look I see that there is only depression no experiencer.
How do you perceive a belief being deep down?
Is it imagined?
Is it something more than just a thought?
Warm regards,
Bananafish
Re: Refuting the me
By interpreting my stream of thoughts and actions , all I think and do is compensate by concepts and distractions although I can't be sure if there is really there, well Its a thought right now I can't prove otherwise.
Thank you.
Miron
Thank you.
Miron
Re: Refuting the me
By interpreting my stream of thoughts and actions , all I think and do is compensate by concepts and distractions although I can't be sure if there is really there, well Its a thought right now I can't prove otherwise, maybe Its just a false conclusion.
Thank you.
Miron
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Hello, Miron. :)
What makes thoughts and actions yours?
Best wishes,
Bananafish
By interpreting my stream of thoughts and actions , all I think and do is compensate by concepts and distractions although I can't be sure if there is really there, well Its a thought right now I can't prove otherwise.
What makes thoughts and actions yours?
Best wishes,
Bananafish
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I just call them mine, Nothing makes them mine There are just there actually, 'mine' 'my' are product of labeling.they are as any words evoking certain sensations.
Thank you
Miron
Thank you
Miron
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Hi Miron. :)
Are 'mine' and 'my' the "product" of labelling, or labels themselves?
What about the "I?"
Warm regards,
Bananafish
I just call them mine, Nothing makes them mine There are just there actually, 'mine' 'my' are product of labeling.they are as any words evoking certain sensations.
Thank you
Miron
Are 'mine' and 'my' the "product" of labelling, or labels themselves?
What about the "I?"
Warm regards,
Bananafish
Re: Refuting the me
Yeah they are labels, 'I' is another label too. They describe and label experiences.
Thank you.
Miron
Thank you.
Miron
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Yeah they are labels, 'I' is another label too. They describe and label experiences.
What experience does the label "I" describe?
Best wishes,
Bananafish
Re: Refuting the me
None actually I is added concept to a labled experience.
I comes afterwards as a thought.
Thank you
Miron
I comes afterwards as a thought.
Thank you
Miron
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None actually I is added concept to a labled experience.
I comes afterwards as a thought.
Yes, “I” is a label for no particular experience.
How does it feel to see this?
Best wishes,
Bananafish
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