>It's a tough challenge to prove that the brain, or anything else, is
>evident outside of the mind ;)
>But what is meant by the word "mind"? The thinking faculty?
>The experiencing faculty? Memory? Feeling? All of the above?
>I really don't see why it's necessary to posit a mind at all.
>Just existential experience.
>Andrew
Godd point. So is there anything outside the mind? Is there even an "outside"
as opposed to an "inside" of the mind? Remember, it is not the flag moving
between the wind or the wind moving around the flag, but the mind which moves.
And yes, words. But I think when you sign up for a text zen list on the
internet you implicitly sign a waiver agreeing to play along with definitions,
but only to the point of consensual clarity, maybe like adopting an ego. VL
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