ChristopherColumbus
Master Don Juan
Yes, and I believe that the 'authentic self' is always something other than the way it represents itself to itself in the self-conscious ego that we are supposed to identify ourselves with these days.That was a mouthful.One word. Authenticity.
So the authentic self is always fluid and in flux. It can not ossify into one view of the world and itself, whether the world is interpreted along the lines of morality or game. Sometimes it will act as if the world is game, at other times as a moral concern, and at other times as other concerns. It is a juggling act dependent on the concrete circumstances you happen to find yourself in, and your desire or intent of the moment. It's an organic, developing and dynamic view of self.
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