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The Self [disambiguation: self] | |||
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Quotes presented around "I" are often meant to differentiate the discrete, artificially conceptualized self from the unadulterated form, | |||
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I | |||
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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]] | |||
that comprises the true nature of reality in the | |||
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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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Ref: Hoffman, Donald :: | |||
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The Return to Fluidity | |||
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Revision as of 21:44, 8 March 2024
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
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.
Ref: Hoffman, Donald :: The Return to Fluidity