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Nemo: /* The Self */

2026-01-20T16:56:59Z

The Self

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	==The Self==		==The Self<sup>Ω</sup>==
	'''[disambiguation: self]'''		'''[disambiguation: self]'''
	----		----
	Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma\|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.		Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma\|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.

	<small><kbd>Ωhref#[Hoffman, Donald] :: ''The Return to Fluidity.''		<small><kbd>Ωhref# [Hoffman, Donald] :: ''The Return to Fluidity.''

Nemo: /* The Self */

2025-07-15T01:41:52Z

The Self

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	==The Self==		==The Self==
	[disambiguation: self]		'''[disambiguation: self]'''
	----		----
	Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma\|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.		Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma\|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.

	<small><kbd>Ωhref#[Hoffman, Donald] :: ''The Return to Fluidity.''		<small><kbd>Ωhref#[Hoffman, Donald] :: ''The Return to Fluidity.''

Clintxxx: /* The Self */

2025-01-09T14:58:51Z

The Self

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	Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma\|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.		Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma\|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.

	<small><kbd>~~href~~#[Hoffman, Donald] :: ''The Return to Fluidity.''		<small><kbd>Ωhref#[Hoffman, Donald] :: ''The Return to Fluidity.''

Lmsuarez at 13:51, 15 December 2024

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	~~'''~~The Self [disambiguation: self]~~'''~~		==The Self==
			[disambiguation: self]
			----
	Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma\|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.		Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma\|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.

	<small><kbd>href#[Hoffman, Donald] :: ''The Return to Fluidity.''		<small><kbd>href#[Hoffman, Donald] :: ''The Return to Fluidity.''

Lmsuarez at 15:30, 5 December 2024

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	Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma\|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.		Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma\|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.

	<small><kbd>href#[Hoffman, Donald] :: ''The Return to Fluidity''		<small><kbd>href#[Hoffman, Donald] :: ''The Return to Fluidity.''

Lmsuarez at 14:30, 5 December 2024

2024-12-05T14:30:54Z

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	Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma\|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.		Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma\|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.

	~~Ref:~~ Hoffman, Donald :: ''The Return to Fluidity''		<small><kbd>href#[Hoffman, Donald] :: ''The Return to Fluidity''

192.91.235.193 at 21:16, 13 April 2024

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+Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, ''I''. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent [[dharma|Emptiness]] that comprises the true nature of reality in the [[error|Buddhist/Quanntum]] worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.
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-The Self [disambiguation: self]
+Ref: Hoffman, Donald :: ''The Return to Fluidity''

Jackof63trades at 04:52, 12 March 2024

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	. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent		[[dharma\|Emptiness]]
	[[dharma]]
	that comprises the true nature of reality in the		that comprises the true nature of reality in the
	[[error]]		[[error\|Buddhist/Quanntum]]
	worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.		worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.
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		<p>
		<strong>
		The Self [disambiguation: self]
		</strong>
		<br/>
		Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form,
		<em>
		I
		</em>
		. In such cases, the quotes stand in recognition of the integrated duality of self/not self and consciousness's arising within the emergent
		[[dharma]]
		that comprises the true nature of reality in the
		[[error]]
		worldview. In this light, "Self/I" can be said to represent the resolution of various false binaries, functioning instead as a fulcrum point between subjective and objective perspectives.
		</p>
		<div class="footnote">
		<p>
		Ref: Hoffman, Donald ::
		<em>
		The Return to Fluidity
		</em>
		</p>
		</div>