Who Sees the Seeing? Buddhist Insight into the Observer Illusion

Who Sees the Seeing? Buddhist Insight into the Observer Illusion

Who is really seeing?
When you open your eyes and see a cup on the table, is there a “you” doing the seeing—or is it just seeing happening by itself?
This video gently explores one of the most powerful insights in Buddhism: the idea that there may not be a fixed self behind our thoughts and senses. We look at what the Buddha taught about how experience arises, how the sense of “I” appears, and how letting go of that idea can bring more peace.
You’ll also see how modern science, psychology, and other philosophies surprisingly agree with this ancient wisdom. A calm, clear journey into awareness, identity, and the freedom that comes when we stop clinging.

00:00 - When Seeing Simply Happens
05:31 - How the “I” Appears
10:28 - The Two Extremes and the Runaway Story
15:16 - When Observation Stands Alone
18:48 - Living Wisely Without a Fixed Observer

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