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Date Posted: 00:40:36 05/12/03 Mon
Author: knonymous - 22 Mar 2003
Subject: Re: Thich Nhat Hanh
In reply to: Carris - 22 Mar 2003 's message, "Re: Thich Nhat Hanh" on 00:40:02 05/12/03 Mon

To me, a fragmented self. Claiming some parts of self as one's own and thinking that others aren't really part of oneself. It implies another experiencer that the "real" experiencer is watching. A self that does not change.

Another seperation could be not really understanding the body/mind onnection.

To many it translates into soul and can therefore bring God into question. But I don't think that Hanh was trying to get into all of that. It didn't make me think about that.

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