The Word “I” Is Misleading / Unimportant

by Jack Dawes
written by Jack Dawes
Quotes about how the imaginary/illusory I or identity is at least partly sustained by the erroneous importance or perception we give to

The imaginary/illusory I or identity is at least partly sustained, Nicoll and Tolle suggest, by the erroneous importance or perception we give to “the word ‘I'”

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