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Originally Posted by Moondance
The ‘me’ sense, in itself, is not a problem it’s the belief that this body-mind matrix (from which the me sense arises) is an inherently existing entity that is somehow separate from the whole - in this way we overlook our true nature.
Undermining this belief is movement towards clarity.
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A sense of "me" might arise, and in and of itself - it is not a problem. Believing there is a "me" is the trap. Identifying with anything is a trap - because all identification is a figment of mind...a function of thought. There is nothing personal happening...and yet it's intimate and "full of life". There is no "me"...even-though a sense of "me" might arise.