What does Magdi say about me-belief, me-feeling, me-thought, me-virus?

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The Intertwined Nature of Me-Belief, Me-Feeling, and Me-Thought

Magdi discusses how the me-belief – the belief in a separate, personal self – is at the root of unhappiness and suffering. This belief is intertwined with me-thoughts, thoughts contaminated with the virus of ignorance, and me-feelings, the bodily contractions and sensations that arise from identifying as a separate entity.

• The me-belief stems from the misconception that "I" refers to a specific body-mind, existing in time and space, rather than the formless, borderless awareness that is our true nature.
• Me-thoughts, infected by the me-belief, revolve around personal concerns, worries, judgments, and a sense of lack.
• These me-thoughts, in turn, trigger me-feelings – contractions in the body, often experienced as unhappiness, anxiety, or fear.
• Magdi uses the analogy of a virus to describe the contagious nature of ignorance, spreading through me-thoughts and leading to the me-feeling of unhappiness.

Magdi suggests that paying attention to these me-feelings can serve as a warning sign, prompting us to pause and examine the underlying me-belief and me-thoughts fueling our discomfort. By recognizing the illusory nature of the separate self and disengaging from the me-narrative, we can experience the causeless peace and freedom that is our true nature.

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Magdi@CauselessPeace.com

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