I won't disagree with this, it's close enough to my experience
On Mar 21, 8:11 am, Mark Ty-Wharton <[email protected]> wrote: > "I am" is not an "in here" phenomena looking "out there" at a frightening > universe full of dangerous things - "I am" shows up as a function of what is > in the clearing "out here" at the edges of experience both finite and > anti-finite. That is to say that a contracted individual was never "born > into" a world, rather IT is "of" this world and comes into being in a > relationship with physical existence that cannot be separated from physical > existence itself. Paradoxically "I am" both real and unreal and the dance > between all that is "me" can be truly magical.
