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The phenomenon of fragmentation

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1 hour ago, now is forever said:

the urge for life is not fear, it is the urge for love

The infinite embrace of absolute unity.

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Looking to understand fragmentation through the fragmented lens of thought can be very complicated and confusing.

The problem is there will be divided attention, (discerning-analyzing), fragmentation as if it were something separate from that fragmentary process itself. 

One will then be looking at fragmentation as an idea or a concept; the self trying to understand fragmentation as if it were independent of that phenomenon. 

Looking to understand this phenomenon as an abstraction won’t suffice. It is a fact that can be observed within the structure of thought-experience, but thought-experience will distort the actual seeing of that fact. 

To be identified with thought is also to be in resistance to what-is. This resistance is the attachment to this process of discernment-analysis, (pre-assumptions-bias/prejudice), in which has been accumulated over time. 

To see the truth in this fact, the psychological accumulation of “the self”, as in experience, knowledge, and memory, cannot be acting as a barrier in that seeing-understanding, (observation). 

It will be very difficult indeed to understand-observe this process of fragmentation, which is a conditioned response, with that same limited and conditioned observation. 

As long as this understanding is looked at as a concept-theory, the insight-understanding will only be partial and incomplete. 

Unconditioned observation is the only way to have a holistic insight into the whole of this phenomenon of fragmentation-thought/self division. It’s only in holistic observation that there is complete action, in which doesn’t further feed that self feeding loop of fragmentation. 

 

 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, Ingit said:

 I feel very heavy inside when I try to understand the fragmentation process

Indeed...

Conflict brings about that heavy feeling. :)

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@who chit your insight of thought-self has become much more holistic I noticed. Nice to see you on the thread??

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3 minutes ago, Faceless said:

@who chit your insight of thought-self has become much more holistic I noticed. Nice to see you on the thread??

Thanks for the unconditioned observation friend. :D ?.

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1 hour ago, who chit said:

Realize that what is "you, is not the accumulated thoughts,ideas,concepts/beliefs,likes/dislikes,experiences (i.e.,memory/time) of the mind and/or body.

To be free, is to be free of the accumulation of the "I"thought/mind/memory/time/experience(all one). Then the unitary psychological movement of "i-me -self-/"thought/"fear" as one whole movement, will cease.

Would you say that it is also very important to understand that the self will also subtly dis-identify itself with that accumulated content/movement of thought/self-experience, and identify with something “greater”? 

The self will also seek security in thought/identification with god

Would you agree that will further nourish the self feeding loop of time-fear/division?

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I’m sure you are aware that god doesn’t identify. Just think it’s a great heads up u know:)

As to dis-identity or to identify implies negative & positive movement of the self...the burden of conditioned mechanical response, introduced by the limitation of choice, as “the chooser”. 

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16 minutes ago, who chit said:

Thanks for the unconditioned observation friend. :D ?.

You as well :)

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2 minutes ago, Faceless said:

I’m sure you are aware that god doesn’t identify. Just think it’s a great heads up u know:)

What is, doesn't have to identify as being what is. What is,already is,without having to become.
Thought-self cannot be what is,because it has to make a movement to try to be what is. What is,is prior to thought/self/time/memory experience.In holistic observation, what is,see's this movement (holistic observation) of thought self trying to "become" (to experience), and in that seeing,the accumulated conditioning of thought/self/time/memory/experience dissolves.

What is,is pure / free,of any/all accumulated psychological conditioning of "i"thought/mind/memory/experience. Pure being in and of itself,free of psychological accumulation.
Pureness of Being,is what is. There is no becoming.



 

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38 minutes ago, Faceless said:

The self will also seek security in thought/identification with and as god. 

Yes. It will try to conceive/imagine what it is,or might be ,to be"god" in order to perpetuate it's false existence. A movement of seeking security in it's own conception.

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2 minutes ago, who chit said:

What is, doesn't have to identify as being what is. What is,already is,without having to become.

:)Indeed... 

But the self is very illusive. It will try and pull one over on itself ?...it is one of the subtle ways even the most “advanced” lol..get sucked in to illusion-self deception. 

5 minutes ago, who chit said:

Thought-self cannot be what is,because it has to make a movement to try to be what is.

Indeed again...

thought-self implies identification, which clings to familiarity, (what has been and projects in accordance to that), and what-is implies constant change, being dynamic. The self it’s accumulation can never actually meet what is without distortion. You are right, thought-self/fear always moves away from what-is. 

 

9 minutes ago, who chit said:

What is,is prior to thought/self/time/memory experience.In holistic observation, what is,see's this movement (holistic observation) of thought self trying to "become" (to experience), and in that seeing,the accumulated conditioning of thought/self/time/memory/experience dissolves.

I think we are in communion on this, friend. :)

 

10 minutes ago, who chit said:

What is,is pure / free,of any/all accumulated psychological conditioning of "i"thought/mind/memory/experience. Pure being in and of itself,free of psychological accumulation.
Pureness of Being,is what is. There is no becoming.

 

Then perhaps ones head may go missing ??

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4 minutes ago, who chit said:

Yes. It will try to conceive/imagine what it is,or might be ,to be"god" in order to perpetuate it's false existence. A movement of seeking security in it's own conception.

Tricky little :ph34r:

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The "phenomenon" is the conceptualization in the mind, there is no "fragmentation" or "movement" other than what one believes in it. All of this supposedly doesn't exist because it's all an illusion, right?

It's the 'maps of meaning' in your own mind, not mine, not anyone else, only those that let this stuff fill their minds and 'trust' it is real. So enjoy it... or not, you can let it go anytime....hehe

 

 

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15 minutes ago, who chit said:

Yes. It will try to conceive/imagine what it is,or might be ,to be"god" in order to perpetuate it's false existence. A movement of seeking security in it's own conception.

This is the movement of thought/self desiring to understand,what it can't and will never be able to  understand. Attempting to understand feeds the thought-self loop further into the hole.>:(

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4 minutes ago, who chit said:

This the movement of thought/self desiring to understand,what it can't and will never be able to  understand.

Quite so...

That which is finite, being thought-(measure), can never capture that which is infinite; that which is IMMEASURABLE. 

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2 minutes ago, Faceless said:

Quite so...

That which is finite, being thought-(measure), can never capture that which is infinite, that which is IMMEASURABLE. 

Yes indeed. ?

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14 minutes ago, Faceless said:

Then perhaps ones head may go missing ??

Not such a bad thing to be headless.xD ?

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