Days like this are odd. Strange even. Not that the day is bad at all. Just a strange turn of events. Work, meditation, reading, television, etc. Normal routine, abnormal emotions/feelings/thoughts.
Which I ponder, what exactly is the difference between thoughts/emotions. Smarter people than I have likely written books about this.
Thoughts can cause emotions. Emotions can cause thoughts. So is there really any difference? Perhaps there is a difference for semantic reasons? At the end of the day, does it matter if the thought of murder caused anger? Or that the anger caused thoughts of murder? How can we know what came first? What exactly is this 'consciousness' we have? What is this 'I' we refer to?
Oh let's look to Freud should we? The ID, the Ego, the SuperEgo. 3 things. Let's just take all the complexity of a human and shrink it down to 3 things. And not only is the number of things we shrunk it down to small, no but it's that magical number, 3.
3 days after Christ was buried he rose again. The trinity, god, holy ghost, christ.
It's amazing how numbers have meanings in ways they 'shouldn't'.
So what is 'I'? What is the use of 'I'? What a concept if you think about it (you being the 'I' that I'm referring to). Wondering, what good does thinking in 'first-person' do for us? Perhaps we should live in the present and stop thinking of ourselves as 'I'. Interesting, thinking about what language would be like, sans the 'I'. Not even just the word, or the concept, but what would the world look like, if we were we, people were people, there was no 'I', nor a 'you', just a 'we'.