Truly free
The concept presented here suggests that the self or ego, referred to as the ""doer,"" is not the initiator of actions but rather a reaction to them. It emphasizes that the perception of events and the resulting feelings are products of the nervous system's reaction to stimuli.
Positive or negative experiences shape the concept of the self, but ultimately, this self is deemed illusory in nature. The argument goes against traditional logical or philosophical rules and highlights the need to understand how one's existence is influenced by the interplay between the mind and the environment. It asserts that the thinking mind and the accompanying feelings are merely reactions, not independent entities or creators.
While it may be challenging to accept the notion that the doer comes after the action, the perspective presented here contends that the self is a concept rather than a tangible reality. The body itself is seen as a concept, lacking inherent reality. This line of thinking invites further contemplation to recognize that it deviates from conventional logical or philosophical frameworks.
Ultimately, the conclusion emphasizes the ephemeral nature of the self and positions it as a construct arising from the complex interplay of the nervous system, perceptions, and experiences.
#truthbetold #pyschology #mindset #free
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