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The following is something I copied from some book or magazine. It seems relevant to this thread. Our everyday awareness is defined thusly. Even though a cognitive object (such as "tree") appearing within awareness is, in fact, an aspect of that awareness, we unreflectively apprehend it as...

To i=Not God, the difference between I=God and i=Not God is immense, isn't it? But what is the difference to I=God? There is none, I suggest.

Somewhere here I read something about Truth being in the "I" of the beholder. Now, we should add: or the "i" of the beholder.

Here's something hard to ignore that the novelist Aldous Huxley wrote about words:

Words, words, words! They shut one off from the universe. Three quarters of the time one’s never in contact with things, only with the beastly words that stand for them.

I wonder if it were possible that some of the people in the audience of this hypothetical performance of "Romeo and Juliet" might hear the man remarking about the automobile headlights, and not realize that he and his remarks are not part of the script, but rather conclude that his appeara...

Well, I guess you finally got me. For weeks, I have been enjoying eavesdropping on this conversation, but now that you have moved them out of sight, I guess I have to show my face, so I have registered, and here I am. I agree with Anna’s comment quoted in part below. I wonder if it matters that Anna...