[MD] self-object patterning

[Jan Anders Andersson]

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> Greetings,
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> I understand it to be the Buddhist (imho) view that the self-object (dualistic) point-of-view is perpetuated in two ways.  One is as acquired through learning, from family, friends and teachers, an informal system of philosophy or psychology - culture - that teaches that the person exists as an independent being and so do objects in the world exist as independent "stuff".  Through coming into contact with this type of education - mistaken view of life - we learn it and believe it as correct.  The second self-object (dualistic) point-of-view is innate and has been with us since the beginning of time.  It has travelled with human beings through our evolution and has become a part of how our consciousness (?brain?) has become a patterned function: the known and knower.  It is not easy and quite unnatural to overturn this conditioning.  
> All static patterns of value have been molded by this conditioning. 
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> Marsha
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Even Buddhism though...

Jan-Anders