On Aug 17, 2011, at 3:56 PM, Ham Priday wrote:
>
> "The sense of being a uniquely separate _thing_, whether as something
> special, or as something autonomous, is strong evidence for our reflexive
> ascription of boundedness to the self we assume we are. We can also note its
> connection with the long-running debate on free-will, and with the fact that
> many philosophers, such as Kant and Frankfurt, have chosen to identify the
> most central aspect of our 'selves' with 'the will'."
> (Albahari, Miri, 'Analytical Buddhism: The Two-tiered Illusion of Self
> ', p.97)
Ham,
That was not the self we are, but "the self we assume we are".
Marsha
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