Place of me

[James123]

When one looks closely, where is this “me”?

Thoughts arise about anything, and with a belief, another thought. There comes the assumption that these thoughts belong to me. Thoughts believing in thoughts, beliefs built upon beliefs, an endless cycle.

Even neurologists can point to regions of the brain where thoughts appear, yet they have no idea where the center of me truly resides.

Therefore, even in science The “me” is never actually found; it’s more like a story woven by thoughts themselves. Neuroscience can locate neural activity, but the sense of a solid self is more like a mirage, an appearance without a core. The search itself reveals that what we call I is just another arising within awareness, not a fixed entity.

So, the brain generates the experience of “me,” but there is no actual, discoverable “me” inside it.

[Breakingthewall]

This "me" isn't in any.place, any place happens in that "me" . What we call me or self or center is the reality taking a definite form. There is not difference between the ego or the absolute reality, both are exactly the same. The self is the absolute reality with the structure of a human self. This human structure is very deep. In fact it's infinitely deep, without bottom. 

Let's see what happens when this structure ends, or changes . Maybe it's an experience that we can be aware of, who knows