This clarified there is no time. Which I’ve heard 100s of times over the last couple years but it’s clear now that the me/mind is moving forward in time like you said while reality is only now. Absolutely impossible for the mind to get this. It wasn’t a big bang moment, just like a oh ya moment. Wow, thank you David your pointing is exceptional.
Amazing :) Yeah it wasn't a big bang moment for me either but there was an experience to it like "really? is this what the spiritual teachers were talking about?". Like a massive relief. Its great because it gets more sime now, like a great relaxation into what you are that is already here 😍
“It’s below noticing” ❤ The answer is in the non answer…..a crispness to the now can be felt…..a sameness can be felt in the not now…..I’m unaware of thought movement away from this but feel it.
@@BellaLem-b7n I got the same feeling. I think it's because we are letting go of our identity as we know it, which gives a sense of stability, direction and security in the known. The inquiry is confronting the deepest existential question of life and death. So in my experience, I was getting morure directly in touch with the feeling of loneliness and lost-ness that was always there anyway, it's just the known world of identity and seeking desires dulled or avoided that feeling. I think it's a good sign.
Video was great by the way. Just to clarify what you are saying toward the end, when we ask the question and say you feel a movement somewhere, are we simply noticing that then leaving it be and back to looking again? Or staying with what has been noticed, for example - a sensation in the gut. ❤
Go directly into and embody it as much as possible. What the mind does is notice and interpret the sensation/take a position on it. It does this by separating from it into a "subject" position and relating to it as a "me", as the owner if the sensation. That function there is pretty much the root of all suffering. But it you become the sensation (which you ready are along with all other sensations) then the sensation replaces the separate self and you can enjoy the mystery of what you are without labels 🙂
The question ; Who am i or what am i; is like a Zen koan ,it's not about the answer because there's no answer . At a certain point the conceptual thinking can see his own limitations and the questioner disappears .
Hey David. When I self inquire, I can ask maybe 50-60 questions in a sitting. Do you think it’s too much, I generally give maybe 10 seconds between questions.
Hey meatalbirder...what I would humbly suggest is that it's not how many questions you are asking in a giving sitting... rather it's how deeply and experientially you are sitting in those inquiry's as you pose them... in other words, place more energy into experiencing the ques tion...than wondering if you may be asking to many in a given window...🙏
Thank you for this David. God bless you
Thank you!
This clarified there is no time. Which I’ve heard 100s of times over the last couple years but it’s clear now that the me/mind is moving forward in time like you said while reality is only now. Absolutely impossible for the mind to get this. It wasn’t a big bang moment, just like a oh ya moment. Wow, thank you David your pointing is exceptional.
Amazing :) Yeah it wasn't a big bang moment for me either but there was an experience to it like "really? is this what the spiritual teachers were talking about?". Like a massive relief.
Its great because it gets more sime now, like a great relaxation into what you are that is already here 😍
Man…. Thank you is all I can say, I wish I could give you a hug
🫶❤️🙏
Thank you so much, David ❤
Thank you! ❤️
"I just want peace" is the thought that came up 😌 and doctor who mentioned!!! 🎉
@@gipsymoth1574 Do you have Dr who where you are? I thought it was just a weird British thing 😂
@difficult_to_describe yeah we had a channel here that played all the new episodes. wild show lol
@gipsymoth1574 trippy af lol
“It’s below noticing” ❤
The answer is in the non answer…..a crispness to the now can be felt…..a sameness can be felt in the not now…..I’m unaware of thought movement away from this but feel it.
Awesome man 😍
the leaf blowing behind your car says it all ❤
thank u again.
such a pleasure being with you.
Thank you! Yeah there was an apparently record breaking hurricane here in the morning but it wasn't that bad 🌀😂
I ask myself 100 times a day: Who am I? and I don’t believe my thoughts anymore, but then I feel so lonely and lost. Why is that?
@@BellaLem-b7n I got the same feeling. I think it's because we are letting go of our identity as we know it, which gives a sense of stability, direction and security in the known. The inquiry is confronting the deepest existential question of life and death. So in my experience, I was getting morure directly in touch with the feeling of loneliness and lost-ness that was always there anyway, it's just the known world of identity and seeking desires dulled or avoided that feeling. I think it's a good sign.
@difficult_to_describe Yes, I understand it. It’s very difficult to dive through.
@@BellaLem-b7n It is difficult, what we go through in this. But you can handle it and it's all perfectly OK 🙂
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Video was great by the way. Just to clarify what you are saying toward the end, when we ask the question and say you feel a movement somewhere, are we simply noticing that then leaving it be and back to looking again? Or staying with what has been noticed, for example - a sensation in the gut. ❤
Go directly into and embody it as much as possible. What the mind does is notice and interpret the sensation/take a position on it. It does this by separating from it into a "subject" position and relating to it as a "me", as the owner if the sensation. That function there is pretty much the root of all suffering. But it you become the sensation (which you ready are along with all other sensations) then the sensation replaces the separate self and you can enjoy the mystery of what you are without labels 🙂
@ great stuff. Thankyou David.
The question ; Who am i or what am i; is like a Zen koan ,it's not about the answer because there's no answer . At a certain point the conceptual thinking can see his own limitations and the questioner disappears .
"the questioned disappears" love it 😍
Hey David. When I self inquire, I can ask maybe 50-60 questions in a sitting. Do you think it’s too much, I generally give maybe 10 seconds between questions.
Hey meatalbirder...what I would humbly suggest is that it's not how many questions you are asking in a giving sitting... rather it's how deeply and experientially you are sitting in those inquiry's as you pose them... in other words, place more energy into experiencing the ques
tion...than wondering if you may be asking to many in a given window...🙏
Yeah I second that. Perfect 👌❤️