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Permalink Reply by yesrol james on November 17, 2011 at 5:57pm

a small sentence but a great meaning............

focus to understund it........

thanks bro..........

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Permalink Reply by brian thomas sanderson on November 20, 2011 at 6:39am

Yes, the seeming 'i' observes the received input placed before my seeming awareness.

Once awoken to this . . then seeming interaction with the source of the input via thoughts about that current input . . . & then further witnessing the responce of the source to those thoughts, can & does help set up cycles/loops of communication in feedback responce to the now considered observation > source responce perceived effect > interpretation & considered conclusion > witnessed source responce > & so on . . .
which can & does take/use fantastic forms. . . .coupled with any degree of positive/nutral/negative implication.

also, in attempting to relay any part of this, 'truthfull witness' is better used.

. ~β┬ک~

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RosicrucianPermalink Reply by anki on October 6, 2014 at 7:23am

Great one. I believe there is a meditational technique that is observing ur thoughts without judgment. That it was how yogi reach enlightenment. The vipasana?

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ShamanPermalink Reply by Kris on October 7, 2014 at 10:21am

To the best of my knowledge Vipassana is a Buddhist approach to the very thing we are pointing at.  The thing which is in everyone and everything and yet cannot be truly spoken of because 'it' is more than this.  Truly it is the I that you think is 'you' when you go back back back into your consciousness....the I is the root...the one that cannot be seen yet sees.  Words will never be able to convey this properly yet they can point toward the TRUTH...the truth of your existence.  

One Hindu approach is called "Advaita Vedanta" which I am personally more familiar with.

Another method that I feel properly contextualizes this is "Kashmir Shaivism".

Note:  Wikipedia and many main stream sites do not properly convey the teachings of these or many topics.  Please do make the time to check out other resources for further (missing) details.

Namaste

~K~

p.s. Any or all of the above are proper paths to the ONE that is in all...all paths lead to one room, the room with many doors.  

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Permalink Reply by Dr. Sohiniben Shukla on October 6, 2014 at 8:11am

Dear Tris,

Thanks for the idea....

It's very important to awaken our near & Dear...

Sohini...

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ShamanPermalink Reply by Kris on October 7, 2014 at 10:10am

You are a spirit having a human experience.  Somehow you forgot yourself....AWAKE 

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Permalink Reply by Martha E Perez on September 27, 2015 at 3:37pm

I rarely connect with the witness, I sense glimpses of this witness. I live for the moments when I experience the witness observing.

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MysticPermalink Reply by DragonStar on September 29, 2015 at 7:00pm

Interesting concept... Sometimes when I observe myself, it's such a subtle action that I don't even notice myself observing. Unless I begin judging the action that I'm observing, then it becomes a conscious action, so I notice myself observing... Wow! That's a mind twister... Thanks I needed that...

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