Maybe, it is, the self is the self in which relating itself to itself and and willing itself to be itself, grounds itself in the power which deposits I think that's pretty close. Maybe somebody can update some of the wording.
I keep remembering "The self is a relation; that relates itself to itself; and in willing to be that relation; grounds itself transparently in the power that posits it."_______________________________________________And I remember the diagram with the lines and boxes and curvy arrows.Where did that come from (which book or paper?). What was SK pointing to? What were we pointing to?I am afeared that I am misusing it.Thanks.Jim Wiegel“We are all time travelers journeying into the future. But let us make that future a place we want to visit. “ Stephen Hawking
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