The You whom You think is You is not You

Posted on 29 March 2010

The you whom you think is you is not you.
The you whom you think is you is just a bundle of thoughts.
The bundle of thoughts whom you think is you is just a condition of ideas.
The condition of ideas whom you think is you is just a meaningless concoction.
Put together to create a meaning of You.

I am an accountant – is a bundle of ideas of what I learned in the accountancy school
I am a boy – is just a mass statement of what others are calling themselves
I am stupid – is just an idea I defined from what I think I am
I am dying – is just a comparison I think I am living
I am of many personalities – each telling a different story of me
Personality in relationship
Personality in health
Personality in wealth
Personality in career
Personality in sexuality
Bring them all together, I am that.

When I am disconnected from those ideas
Totally lost from it as in amnesia
I lost my identity of whom I think I am
Who am I at that point?

What if one day I too lost the “I”
Who am I then?
Or rather “who am I then?” is who, or what?

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  5. Too Familiar A Scene
  6. Nothing Special is Special

1 Response to The You whom You think is You is not You

  • Anon says:

    When I am lost from all that, when I am disconnected from all that, can I even ask myself “Who Am I” ?

    I am in that space which to even describe it as “Silence is the answer” is still not It. This is really “endless”, really no-thing to begin with.

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