When one says "I am xyz", what is meant?
"I am xyz" usually is understood to mean "I am a particular body-mind-intellect complex named 'xyz', aware of myself and the world."
But on a closer examination we may find that "I am xyz" is composed of two:
How is it possible that the being, the existent-conscious subject, that knows all objects is forgotten and the experienced conglomerate of unconscious objects is taken up as "Me"?
Who Am I?
"I am xyz" usually is understood to mean "I am a particular body-mind-intellect complex named 'xyz', aware of myself and the world."
But on a closer examination we may find that "I am xyz" is composed of two:
- "I am" the subject that is the existent-consciousness, the sentient unchanging component
- and xyz, which comprises a continually changeable mix of insentient objects.
Who Am I?
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