--- Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- In [email protected], akasha_108
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
> wrote:
> > --- In [email protected], "Rick"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
> wrote:
> > >We are discussing here (I thought) how a thinking
> > > process could be going on without the indweller
> doing that 
> thinking.
> > 
> > Your assumptions appears to be that there is an
> indweller. There 
> isn't.
> > 
> > If there is an indwelling "controller", "driver",
> or "doer", then 
> have
> > it, or ask it to, instantaneously:
> > 
> > - stop all thoughts
> 
> The indweller does not think.
> 
> > - stop all analysis
> 
> The indweller does not analyse
> 
> > - stop all questions
> 
> The indweller does not question.
> > 
> > If it can't stop these things, its not in control.
> Its not driving 
> the
> > train. (There is no Casey Jones).
> > 
> > Its like a mad uncle who is locked in a glass
> cage, with one way
> > mirrors, in a symphony hall. The uncle hears
> symphonic music and is
> > conducting the symphony with his baton. Very
> skillyfully, very
> > emphatically. Only, the madness of it all, the
> joke, is that the
> > symphony can't see the uncle, does not even know
> he is there. The
> > symphony is playing by itself, on its own. The mad
> uncle just has
> > deluded himself into thinking he is the conductor.
> > 
> > The mad uncle then gets tired and stops for a
> while. He is shocked 
> as
> > hell that the symphony keeps playing without him.
> He sits there
> > stunned, for hours as the symphony plays on
> flawlessly.
> > 
> > After a while, the mad uncle simple slips into an
> adjacent warm hot
> > tub, relaxes totally, and goes "ahhhhhhhhh",
> merging with the warm
> > water. The mad uncle gains insight that he is not
> controlling the
> > symphony. He realizes that there is nothing to do.
> He grokes that 
> he
> > himself is just a figment of his own imagination.
> > 
> > The hot tub just enjoys its own total warmth,
> comfort and release.
> > 
> > The symphony plays on.
> 
> Thats all very nice, and I appreciate you taking the
> time to try and 
> disabuse me of an inner illusion but why does the
> idea of an 
> indweller have to imply identity and control?
> Haven't you ever 
> experienced awareness without the presence of
> thoughts? Isn't that 
> the basis of transcendental consciousness?
> 
> In the above analogy that you wrote, it sounds like
> you are imbuing 
> the hot tub with identity and ability to experience
> something else, 
> that is, the warmth of the tub. Warmth is relative,
> how can there be 
> an experience if there is not an experiencer and
> something to 
> experience?
> 
> These analogies are almost impossible. They are like
> a photon that 
> exists only as a potential wave or particle. Which
> one is it, wave 
> or particle? It is neither until it is
> measured(experienced) and 
> then it is forced to exist in some "way". Quantum
> physics pretty 
> much renders Newtonian physics an illusion but on
> the relative scale 
> of physical life it is not an illusion.
> 
> Okay now I'm going to go out on a limb here but what
> the hell. When 
> the wave form of silence collapses into dynamism the
> indweller 
> exists, when the wave form of dynamism collapses
> into silence the 
> indweller is non-existent. But the indweller never
> does anything 
> more than the unmanifest does, desiring to be
> manifest. Or vice 
> versa.
> 
> Rick Carlstrom
> 
> Rick Carlstrom

Rick, you need to visit Ramana Maharishi.





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