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    1. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
      Replying to @mistermircea

      2/ Our short term memory can hold up to four objects at a time. Think of them as four doors, or four inputs.

      2 replies 17 retweets 124 likes
    2. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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      3/ Most people's lives are the same mental loop between thought patterns stored in long-term memory recycled through the short term memory.

      4 replies 32 retweets 153 likes
    3. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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      4/ This pattern we are so accustomed living through and identifying with is pretty much all we call 'I' or 'me' or 'self'.

      1 reply 11 retweets 88 likes
    4. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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      5/ As all looping mechanisms this too is prone to feedback. Feedback occurs b/c we drag the past into the present through limited inputs.

      2 replies 10 retweets 103 likes
    5. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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      6/ It's impossible to be both present and simultaneously think (of the past/future or 'yourself'). Short-term memory doesn't have the inputs

      1 reply 21 retweets 125 likes
    6. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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      7/ You try to squeeze too much through a limited number of inputs, the system fails and starts a process of feeding back on itself.

      1 reply 13 retweets 100 likes
    7. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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      8/ This feedback results in a restless mind, anxiety, depression, which also feedback into the system creating a self-perpetuating loop.

      1 reply 16 retweets 125 likes
    8. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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      9/ We experience yet also want to be the experience at the same time, we want both the immediate and the conceptual simultaneously.

      2 replies 28 retweets 133 likes
    9. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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      10/ This, again, is impossible. Our short-term memory is limited, our attention and focus cannot be in two places simultaneously.

      1 reply 11 retweets 87 likes
    10. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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      11/ So we settle for a start-stop forced process whereupon we experience, then stop to evaluate the experience, then evaluate the evaluation

      1 reply 21 retweets 111 likes
      Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017

      12/ This is all out of habit and largely unconscious. No one taught us how to think. We assume that's the way it is, that it is natural.

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        2. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          13/ We feel the need to relate everything to a self, which we maintain by feeding it back as a filter for every experience.

          1 reply 13 retweets 101 likes
        3. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          14/ "Come off it" and "Let go of yourself" is actually Sounder advice than therapy sessions/psychology practice that don't treat the cause.

          1 reply 16 retweets 131 likes
        4. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          15/ There is in fact no permanent self, just the illusion of it being so. That illusion is also traditionally referred to as the ego.

          1 reply 37 retweets 174 likes
        5. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          16/ We create and recreate a self in each moment. The illusion of permanence owes to 1) identification with thought 2) recycled thoughts.

          1 reply 31 retweets 162 likes
        6. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          17/ Those thoughts we recycle the most we identify with the most. Those are what we come to call "I", but it's not fixed, it's a loop.

          1 reply 23 retweets 127 likes
        7. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          18/ Going back to the doors example. When you break this cycle you essentially free inputs for your mind to witness itself in the present.

          1 reply 14 retweets 87 likes
        8. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          19/ You free up the inputs from the pattern of recycling past into present, and projecting it into the future. You stop creating a 'self'.

          2 replies 14 retweets 94 likes
        9. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          20/ You start feeling a space, and in that space you feel yourself being, without any need to define your being with thought. You simply are

          1 reply 25 retweets 131 likes
        10. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          21/ That is why all meditation practices insist on letting go of thoughts. They are there, but in the background, no input, no influence.

          1 reply 22 retweets 124 likes
        11. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          22/ There are endless methods of meditation but they all essentially aim to disrupt this conditioned mind that feeds back on itself.

          1 reply 17 retweets 104 likes
        12. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          23/ Some break the mind through the mind others go through the body, but the essence is to get you out of your mind and back to your senses.

          3 replies 20 retweets 101 likes
        13. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          24/ In that space you realize you always were this and never anything else. You were just hallucinating. Once you see it you'll laugh at it.

          3 replies 20 retweets 128 likes
        14. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          25/ Meanwhile the mind remains free & engaged w/ the present, holding on to nothing yet naturally & without interference running on full HP.

          2 replies 10 retweets 61 likes
        15. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          26/ Not only are you able to think & conceptualize, but are more so than before. You keep the inputs available, and the mind does the rest.

          1 reply 10 retweets 68 likes
        16. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          27/ The 'self' is a conditioned pattern. You are a process, a living organism. But when the mind is in a loop you cannot experience this.

          1 reply 26 retweets 112 likes
        17. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          28/ It's one of the most difficult tasks to consciously become aware of and break free of this conditioned pattern. But it can be done.

          1 reply 20 retweets 94 likes
        18. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          29/ Not only can it be done but it must be done. If not, we remain imprisoned by this condition and can't live out our true human potential.

          1 reply 16 retweets 94 likes
        19. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
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          30/ All life, truth and possibility lie beyond this conditioned mind. The mind is infinitely capable, we've destroyed it with playing 'me'.

          1 reply 28 retweets 149 likes
        20. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
          Replying to @mistermircea

          31/ The tendency is to return to it for a semblance of security until we realize it's not real, never was, and is actually mental illness.

          2 replies 14 retweets 97 likes
        21. Mircea Macavei‏ @mistermircea 22 Jun 2017
          Replying to @mistermircea

          32/ Remember, feedbacks will inevitably occur. And these feedbacks are avoidable if you become aware & understand your mind. The end

          8 replies 15 retweets 119 likes
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