[MD] Mystics and Brains

[David M]

>> DM: How do we find this 'I' that we refer to. As children we struggle
>> to understand and make sense of our experience. Adults order
>> and explain our experiences for us, we probably believe everything
>> we are told. We discover our bodies and the unique relationship
>> we have to our own bodies, and then we discover a secret, that
>> we have our own understanding and perspective, that we can know
>> things that others do not. Hence the joy of hiding things for children.
>> This secret should tell us something very important about truth, that
>> we all have part of it and none of us all of it. The 'I' is the unique 
>> truth
>> we all possess.
>
> A fine answer. To put it in my own words, "'I' is our soul, our unique 
> being."
>

DM: If only we thought it more important to look after them, all of them.
Do we value other people's souls as highly as we should?