Is there an established practice of consciously categorizing one's thoughts and actions?
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Is it commonly taught in buddhism to 'deem' one's thought or actions to be of a category?
Example: Thoughts are about how to redeem oneself after having said something to a crush that makes us look unattractive.
Then, we become aware of this thought, and categorize it as "Worrying about sexual/romantic attainments" or "Worrying about reputation", sort of "labeling" the thought.
I have noticed that doing this helps me detach from aggregates, so I wonder if this is an established practice.
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Jul 13, 2025, 11:46 AM
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