Binding Principles

“It sometimes happens that a man undergoes such changes that he cannot very well be said to be the same man. He, who was seized with an illness, and although he recovered, remained, nevertheless, so oblivious of his past life that he did not believe the tales and tragedies he had composed were his own, and he might, indeed, have been taken for a grown-up child (if he had also forgotten his native tongue.)” Baruch Spinoza Foundations of the Moral Life

Argument for mindful practice “It sometimes happens that a man undergoes such changes that he cannot very well be said to be the same man. He, who was seized with an illness, and although he recovered, remained, nevertheless, s…

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