Guest guest Posted January 21, 2004 Report Share Posted January 21, 2004 wouldn't it be wonderful if there really was no me? No separate little person who does this and that and worries, brags, plans, acts, thinks, etc. No someone with a name, attributes, attitudes, ideas, personal dramas. sitting here reading my copy of David Godman's edit from Be As You Are from this website, I find myself really understanding and feeling the absence of a little me/person who seems to be doing and thinking all by himself! It's so cool to have an experience of myself that is not a little me and that what I thought was me is really just an imaginary thing that I created long ago and came to totally believe in. Not too long ago, I stopped believing in my little personal me. It just didn't seem real and I made a promise to keep the experience as an ongoing reality, not something that I experienced once but then slipped away. Well, it did kind of slip away but when I read Godman and others, the reality of what I found comes back and once again, I see/know that my little me isn't real at all while I am real. It's funny how the false me comes back as real while I fade into the background believing in my false little me/person....LOL. What's your experience with NO ME? Did it remain permanent or did it become another unique experience in the past? Is it easy for you to remember that you are not a little me or does it take some effort to regain that knowing? What is life like for you after you stopped being a little separate someone? Could you describe in any way whatsoever your nature/state/condition as your real self and not a little limited person? What are you like as the real me? thanks, jim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2004 Report Share Posted January 23, 2004 , "jim37rich" <jim37rich> wrote: > wouldn't it be wonderful if there really was no me? No separate > little person who does this and that and worries, brags, plans, acts, > thinks, etc. No someone with a name, attributes, attitudes, ideas, > personal dramas. > > sitting here reading my copy of David Godman's edit from Be As You > Are from this website, I find myself really understanding and feeling > the absence of a little me/person who seems to be doing and thinking > all by himself! It's so cool to have an experience of myself that is > not a little me and that what I thought was me is really just an > imaginary thing that I created long ago and came to totally believe > in. Not too long ago, I stopped believing in my little personal me. > It just didn't seem real and I made a promise to keep the experience > as an ongoing reality, not something that I experienced once but then > slipped away. Well, it did kind of slip away but when I read Godman > and others, the reality of what I found comes back and once again, I > see/know that my little me isn't real at all while I am real. It's > funny how the false me comes back as real while I fade into the > background believing in my false little me/person....LOL. What's > your experience with NO ME? Did it remain permanent or did it become > another unique experience in the past? Is it easy for you to > remember that you are not a little me or does it take some effort to > regain that knowing? What is life like for you after you stopped > being a little separate someone? Could you describe in any way > whatsoever your nature/state/condition as your real self and not a > little limited person? What are you like as the real me? > thanks, > > jim Namaste, Who am I is the question---the result is a feeling.........ONS..Tony Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2004 Report Share Posted January 24, 2004 Dear Jim, --- jim37rich <jim37rich wrote: > wouldn't it be wonderful if there really was no me? > No separate > little person who does this and that and worries, > brags, plans, acts, > thinks, etc. No someone with a name, attributes, > attitudes, ideas, > personal dramas. > sitting here reading my copy of David Godman's edit > from Be As You > Are from this website, I find myself really > understanding and feeling > the absence of a little me/person who seems to be > doing and thinking > all by himself! It's so cool to have an experience > of myself that is > not a little me and that what I thought was me is > really just an > imaginary thing that I created long ago and came to > totally believe > in. Not too long ago, I stopped believing in my > little personal me. > It just didn't seem real and I made a promise to > keep the experience > as an ongoing reality, not something that I > experienced once but then > slipped away. Well, it did kind of slip away but > when I read Godman > and others, the reality of what I found comes back > and once again, I > see/know that my little me isn't real at all while I > am real. It's > funny how the false me comes back as real while I > fade into the > background believing in my false little > me/person....LOL. What's > your experience with NO ME? Did it remain permanent > or did it become > another unique experience in the past? Is it easy > for you to > remember that you are not a little me or does it > take some effort to > regain that knowing? What is life like for you > after you stopped > being a little separate someone? Could you describe > in any way > whatsoever your nature/state/condition as your real > self and not a > little limited person? What are you like as the > real me? > thanks, > > jim > > > Dear Jim, You ask a question that is truly fascintating. I have no idea how many persons have experienced the dissolution of the "little me". There seem to be a lot of people who have grasped the concept of "no little me". But there is a "big me". Have you experienced that? Warmest regards, michael SiteBuilder - Free web site building tool. Try it! http://webhosting./ps/sb/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 25, 2004 Report Share Posted January 25, 2004 , "Tony OClery" <aoclery> wrote: > , "jim37rich" <jim37rich> > wrote: > > wouldn't it be wonderful if there really was no me? No separate > > little person who does this and that and worries, brags, plans, > acts, > > thinks, etc. No someone with a name, attributes, attitudes, > ideas, > > personal dramas. > > > > sitting here reading my copy of David Godman's edit from Be As You > > Are from this website, I find myself really understanding and > feeling > > the absence of a little me/person who seems to be doing and > thinking > > all by himself! It's so cool to have an experience of myself that > is > > not a little me and that what I thought was me is really just an > > imaginary thing that I created long ago and came to totally > believe > > in. Not too long ago, I stopped believing in my little personal > me. > > It just didn't seem real and I made a promise to keep the > experience > > as an ongoing reality, not something that I experienced once but > then > > slipped away. Well, it did kind of slip away but when I read > Godman > > and others, the reality of what I found comes back and once again, > I > > see/know that my little me isn't real at all while I am real. > It's > > funny how the false me comes back as real while I fade into the > > background believing in my false little me/person....LOL. What's > > your experience with NO ME? Did it remain permanent or did it > become > > another unique experience in the past? Is it easy for you to > > remember that you are not a little me or does it take some effort > to > > regain that knowing? What is life like for you after you stopped > > being a little separate someone? Could you describe in any way > > whatsoever your nature/state/condition as your real self and not a > > little limited person? What are you like as the real me? > > thanks, > > > > jim > > Namaste, > > Who am I is the question---the result is a feeling.........ONS..Tony tony: re:Who am I is the question---the result is a feeling.........ONS.. .....a feeling of what? What do you "feel"? Can you describe the "feeling"? jim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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