There Is No 'YOU' (And You Don’t Even Realize It)

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  @SolaceFox · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @LIFElazziter-uk9xi · 1 year ago

  As a child, I’ve always felt like this is was a big game. “I” used to ask myself, why am I here? Why do we die?  As a 54 year old, I still ask these questions, but now I understand that none of this matters. Just be.

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  @ST4RL1GHT_N0V4L1GHT · 1 year ago

  My daughter is 7 & she always asks questions like “why are we even here? What the point of life?” She’s always been self aware & curious

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  @braydensarcademania · 1 year ago

  It sure feels like me when I have to peel my ass outta bed in the am to go to work.

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  @Jamesgarethmorgan · 1 year ago

  There IS a you.  It's the awareness with which you're reading these words.  It's the awareness of being present in each moment.  People say there is no 'you' and it just confuses people.

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  @Mosopefoluwa0515 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I see finally discovering your true self as, carving yourself out of the layers of unnecessary emotions you've built over time. It just buttresses the fact that you are who you want to be already, you just have to discover it, by letting go of the emotions that keep getting in the way.

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  @geoiselin · 1 year ago

  So we are stuck watching this nightmare, forced to suffer the consequences, and we have no control to change it? I would like to believe that there is a more optimistic answer

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  @TonusFabri2024 · 1 year ago

  I have often had the thought, "Tony is not my real name." A wise elder once shared his personal favorite mantra with a group of us: "Who am I?" It seems too simple, too obvious, but where might it lead? It can be scary -- it seems to me that who I am is all that I have, if I lose that I lose everything. That way lies madness, but through and beyond it lies serenity. I shall try to reach serenity tonight.

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  @freddydoobidoo · 1 year ago

  you're correct in that you become what you experience but the 'you' makes how you learn from those, I am a spirit

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  @IVANHOECHAPUT · 1 year ago

  Excellent video! I have 2 things to share.<br><br>Firstly, whenever I get really pissed off at something, or experience some traumatic event, I&apos;ve learned to step back, like outside of myself and observe my behavior. Most of the time I will see how ridiculous I really look, and that other self, the me that I&apos;m not will experience humor within my actions.<br><br>Secondly, I had a stroke when I was 72. I&apos;m now 78. When I had my stroke, I lost my ability to walk, speak, even raise my hand. Inside my consciousness, I was totally aware. A very strange thought came to me as I could not raise the hand I was attached to. Inside my thoughts, I began to analyze what was happening. The only scenario that came to mind was, &quot;Is it that I can&apos;t raise my hand, or is it because that I don&apos;t want to raise it?&quot;<br><br>This logic, or thought process, essentially placed me outside the vehicle of my body. In that state, I could analyze there was something wrong, and I lost connection with any motive for physical life, and felt no perception of the fact that I might even expire. It seemed that death had no hold on me.

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  @Dark_Masters77 · 1 year ago

  I was fighting this video the whole time but it&apos;s fkn right. Exactly what I needed to hear at this moment. There is always something there watching over you.

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  @jacobsolace177 · 1 year ago

  Good News! My brain/body discovered that it could set itself Totally Free of fear, anxiety, sorrow, despair, loneliness, shame, guilt, confusion, contradictions, addictions, irritations, triggers, vanity, envy, greed, jealousy, attachment, possessiveness, ill-will, hatred, cruelty, bias, prejudice, and all other mental/emotional disturbances.

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