Michele Pasin / Quotes

Egg is ego, bird is the Self

The consequences may not be behavior along the lines of conventional morality. It may well be as the squares said of Jesus, “Look at him! A glutton and a drinker, a friend of tax-gatherers and sinners!” Furthermore, on seeing through the illusion of the ego, it is impossible to think of oneself as better than, or superior to, others for having done so. In every direction there is just the one Self playing its myriad games of hide-and-seek. Birds are not better than the eggs from which they have broken. Indeed, it could be said that a bird is one egg’s way of becoming other eggs. Egg is ego, and bird is the liberated Self.

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#birds #eggs #lines

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throng |THrôNG, THräNG

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Osx Dictionary #birds #animals #number

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Medieval Semiotics (meier-oeser, Stephan) #elements #lines #signs

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That character is unalterable is not, in the strict sense, true

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