To: K-list
Recieved: 1999/09/20 19:19
Subject: Re: [K-list] seemingly stupid questions about K
From: Pokimontaz

Many things make up who we are. We are a culmination of all the experiences
which we have lived through. If we are stripped of every material item we
have and all that represents us can we still live with ourselves? past
saying "i am a doctor," "i own a beat up pinto," "i have 3 dogs"...past all
that what are we? Think the german halocaust: the ultimate test of who you
were. They had nothing but themselves left...could they live with themselves?

What that all means i have no idea at this point...but i felt the need to say
it in light of all this talk about how we see ourselves and auch.

LyN
<< >> Big deal. But if that's so, why does self-consciousness seem such a
 >> barrier to it when that is part of who we are too?
 >
 >Part of what? What does "part of who we are" mean? This implies that there
 >is something that we "are", which can "contain" other things. Which is not
 >exactly true.
 
 I don't really mean it in that sense: I mean it is an aspect, a feature,
 a property.
 -- >>

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