what stage you stop identify with your thoughts and feeling

[phllip103]

i want to train my self to where all this nasty of my self go away

[phllip103]

yelling, overconfident, fear of enemy, doubt about future anything holding me back i will train on that till it over

[Peo]

I think this happens when you get to the 6, 7 and 8 oxherding pictures, but it might happen much early. 

[phllip103]

19 minutes ago, Peo said:

I think this happens when you get to the 6, 7 and 8 oxherding pictures, but it might happen much early. 

ok. Im on my way to 8 stage

[phllip103]

i will not stop until i get to that 8 stage i won't

[Markus]

@phllip103 Not easy to answer. The more deep-rooted a certain issue the longer it might take for it to go away. It's not about a point where all of a sudden no thought or feeling bothers you, it is gradual.

[Joseph Maynor]

Probably when you locate Awareness for the first time.  That was the start of it for my Path.  Watch this video:

 

Edited March 21, 2019 by Joseph Maynor

[Tistepiste]

@Joseph Maynor do you ever still look back / worry?

[Nahm]

This is avoidance of sensations, resulting in being led by reactional thought.

Yelling - “I won’t be hurt again, I’ll scare you before you hurt me”

Overconfident - “Look how great I am - I can never be hurt again (I think I’m fooling them)”

Fear of enemy - “I’ll protect that hurt “me”, by projecting the pain of having ‘disconnected’ from source, onto you, rather than inspecting that “me” and that fear”

Doubt about future - “Rather than inspect the beliefs I know can’t be true because they don’t feel good - I’ll project that suffering onto reality / circumstances”. (That way I never have to self inquire, and never have to present with the suffering)

 

[WelcometoReality]

@phllip103 You'll probably stop before that. Hopefully. ?

[SriBhagwanYogi]

https://youtu.be/V4LiJjcpg_o

[Joseph Maynor]

5 hours ago, Tistepiste said:

@Joseph Maynor do you ever still look back / worry?

Yes.  But I spend a lot of time where I don't have any thoughts arise now.  And I don't aim for thoughtlessness as a goal either.

Edited March 21, 2019 by Joseph Maynor