There is no one thinking

. There is no one thinking. (when you say-‘I am thinking’, this itself is thinking and not the so...

An episode of the Fundamental Expressions podcast, hosted by Y V Chawla, titled "There is no one thinking" was published on August 15, 2019 and runs 2 minutes.

August 15, 2019 ·2m · Fundamental Expressions

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. There is no one thinking. (when you say-‘I am thinking’, this itself is thinking and not the source of thinking) If one sees this, the idea of controlling, moulding the thinking process drops. The Original ground takes over. Thought can refer to anything. It can name anything, describe anything. It can not know its own source. It can not know from where it is arising. Any reference about its source will be a thought. You are at the end of the mind. You can not go further. Thinking can not be used to arrive at-'why something happened which you do not like' or find irritating. Function of thinking is to describe, express. When you see this, you are on the magical ground. You are attuned to supreme relaxation. Any objective thing of the world including our body or DNA structure is not the sign of one’s being alive. The sign of being alive are ‘feeling’, and ‘naming’, thinking. The ‘feeling’ of friction-‘things are okay’, ‘things are not okay’-is the sign of being alive. Brain can not feel stably okay; an unending friction is in motion. Human being means-it can ‘feel’ the friction that things are ‘okay’, ‘things are not okay’. He is also Aware that he is feeling this friction, pain. This friction is the ground of unending evolution. Complaining, blaming, feeling guilty does not let one feel the friction. Awareness (supreme relaxation) and unending friction is a singular process, self-sustained process. The illusion escapes the friction by seeking stable relief, stable pleasure through possessions, relations, ideas-hence dullness, decay, death. Becoming aware of the illusion is to drop it-is to experience the wonder of automation of the whole process.

Episode Description

. There is no one thinking. (when you say-‘I am thinking’, this itself is thinking and not the source of thinking) If one sees this, the idea of controlling, moulding the thinking process drops. The Original ground takes over. Thought can refer to anything. It can name anything, describe anything. It can not know its own source. It can not know from where it is arising. Any reference about its source will be a thought. You are at the end of the mind. You can not go further. Thinking can not be used to arrive at-'why something happened which you do not like' or find irritating. Function of thinking is to describe, express. When you see this, you are on the magical ground. You are attuned to supreme relaxation. Any objective thing of the world including our body or DNA structure is not the sign of one’s being alive. The sign of being alive are ‘feeling’, and ‘naming’, thinking. The ‘feeling’ of friction-‘things are okay’, ‘things are not okay’-is the sign of being alive. Brain can not feel stably okay; an unending friction is in motion. Human being means-it can ‘feel’ the friction that things are ‘okay’, ‘things are not okay’. He is also Aware that he is feeling this friction, pain. This friction is the ground of unending evolution. Complaining, blaming, feeling guilty does not let one feel the friction. Awareness (supreme relaxation) and unending friction is a singular process, self-sustained process. The illusion escapes the friction by seeking stable relief, stable pleasure through possessions, relations, ideas-hence dullness, decay, death. Becoming aware of the illusion is to drop it-is to experience the wonder of automation of the whole process.

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