'There is no real 'I". Is there a false 'I"?
What is 'a self' ? On Jul 27, 3:44 am, Mark Ty-Wharton <[email protected]> wrote: > There is no real "I" > > if you reaction to birth and upbringing is a series of apparent decisions > that lead you to seemingly attracted to such things then run with it :-) > > if you are not running with it, still just a reaction > > there is no need for a self to take action > > Wu Wei my friend Wu Wei > > Inaction through action > > Sent from an iPhone > > On 27 Jul 2010, at 08:12, [email protected] wrote: > > > > > Don't entertain thoughts and concepts. > > Why not? > > > Don't do this...don't do that... > > Why not? > > > Isn't it all just a play of consciousness that goes on spontaneously? > > > Why should I behave, think, believe in a certain way? > > > I'll tell you why. > > It is because you want something you have to follow > > 'instructions'/'orders', right? > > > If you transcend wanting (in spiritual matters) you have no constrains in > > what to do or not do. > > > What do I want? How will I achieve that? Bla bla > > > Of course there is something we all want, it is the state of permanent > > absence of suffering, pain... > > So we 'follow instructions' of gurus. But if I (for example) don't care > > about 'getting' that, I can do/think.. whatever I want. > > I can't prevent the arisal of suffering anyway. Can you? > > > Ps. I don't believe that shit about that the owner of suffering disappears, > > because the 'I' also arises the same way suffering does. No way of > > preventing that. > > Sent via BlackBerry from Vodafone
