--- In [email protected], Peter Sutphen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > --- claudiouk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > The Ego, Freud said, is primarily a "bodily" ego. > > After enlightenment > > the body is still there and other people's bodies > > are still not one's > > own.. in the relative the same rules still apply. > > Ego arises out of identification. Consciousness > identifies with the body and the mind to create a > sense of individuality. When this identification is no > longer occuring there is no "ownership" of anything. > There is no "my" body or "your" body. This distinction > in ignorance comes about because of the experience of > the ego. This does not mean that there is no sensory > distinction in enlightenment. Of course the sensory > distinction is there (people in UC don't walk into > walls!). But there is no longer "mine" and "yours". > That is a distinction of ego. The ego, per its nature, > includes and excludes.
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