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The phenomenon of fragmentation

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to the point about different people having different subjective concepts/ideas about the nature of thought-self/ego — that is worth going into more. 

1. Thought is attachment-clinging. Let go of attachment to not suffer. 

2. Thought-self is a self-feeding loop.  

3. Thought is fragmented, as one thought-fragment takes the form of an “I”-fragment to judge/control/take possession of other thought fragments. Fragmentation is the false division between the thinker and thoughts when in fact thought-self is a unitary process.

4. Thought seeks security in its own movement. 

5. The ego is only interested in its own survival.

6. Thought is a movement away from what-is/the dynamic now.

7. There is no self: it’s an illusion. 

8. The observer is the observed. 

Are we understanding that these are all compatible and just different verbal expressions of the one thing, not conflicting beliefs/viewpoints?

That the one thing could be called a movement, loop, attachment, illusion, survival mechanism, fragmentation - without any contradiction? 

That the groking of all these expressions flows from the holistic insight?

 

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