it sounds like you're on track

keep working on it

On Aug 13, 2:57 am, [email protected] wrote:
> It is not really important what words we use but to say 'feel the I am sense' 
> is maybe better than to 'watch it' or 'focus on it' because the I am sense is 
> a sense, a feeling. So you feel it. It is not a thought. It's like an emotion 
> but it's not an emotion.
> Second, we don't need to understand it, we just need to feel it as long as 
> possible. You'll be amazed by the 'amount' of bliss/peace of mind this 
> exercise can produce.
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