As electricity is not a light bulb, neither a toaster nor a Tesla, I am not a body. I animate the body. I see and work with the body. For a little while.
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As electricity is not a light bulb, neither a toaster nor a Tesla, I am not a body. I animate the body. I see and work with the body. For a little while.
Humble describes a man who doesn’t have any ideas about himself. In this respect, he’s like a child. Children don’t say “I’m this” or “I’m that.” They just are. Undefined, unconditioned and free.
When you say “I am”, don’t append a subject complement, that is, an identifier, e.g., father, son, doctor, lawyer, etcetera, ad infinitum. Just put a period on it and see how that feels.
The cultural mantra “Provide for my family” begs the question: Who is my family? This was Jesus’ wake-up response to his disciples when they told him his family was waiting to see him.
The man who sees himself in others is omnipotent.