清醒的活 Day10

2024-01-29 20:12:0802:29 21

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But where are you? Maybe we can find you in your thoughts. René Descartes, a great philosopher, once said, "I think, therefore I am." But is that really what's going on? The dictionary defines the verb "to think" as "to form thoughts, to use the mind to consider ideas and make judgments" (Microsoft Encarta 2007). The question is, who is using the mind to form thoughts and then manipulate them into ideas and judgments? Does this experiencer of thoughts exist even when thoughts are not present? Fortunately, you don't have to think about it. You are very aware of your presence of being, your sense of existence, without the help of thoughts. When you go into deep meditation, for example, the thoughts stop. You know that they've stopped. You don't "think" it, you are simply aware of "no thoughts." You come back and say, "Wow, I went into this deep meditation, and for the first time my thoughts completely stopped. I was in a place of complete peace, harmony, and quiet." If you are in there experiencing the peace that occurs when your thoughts stop, then obviously your existence is not dependent upon the act of thinking.
但是你在哪里呢？也许我们可以在你的思想中找到你。伟大的哲学家勒内笛卡尔 (Rene Descartes)曾经说过：“我思故我在”但事情真的是这样吗？字典中将动词 “思考” （to think）定义为“形成思想，使用大脑来考虑各种理念并做出判断”（Microsoft Encarta，2007)。问题是，是谁在使用大脑来形成思想，然后将它们构建成理念和判断？即使思想不存在，这位恩想的体验者也依然存在吗？幸运的是，你没必要思考这个问题。即使没有思想的帮助，你也能很清楚地觉知自己的存在，拥有着存在感。例如，当你进入深度冥想时，思想就停止了，而且你知道它们已经停下来了。你没有 “思考”这件事，你只是觉知到自己“没有想法”。当你从冥想中回来时，你会说：“哇，我进入了深度冥想中，我的思想第一次完全停上了。我进入了一个完全和平、和谐和安静的境界。”既然当你的思想停止时，你体验到了和平，那么很显然，你的存在并不依赖思考这一行为。

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