(2025-01-08, 07:16 AM)Laird Wrote: The point really is based on a distinction between an experience itself and the contents of that experience. When, then, you telepathically experience "the direct, full range of experience from the memories of [your] loong and tiger spirits", you are still having a distinct experience uniquely associated with your person even though it has the same contents as another's experience which likewise is uniquely associated with their person.
The point is that I am able to directly experience everything in their minds as if I was that mind, even our cores of perception differ.
It is why we are able to achieve states where we cannot tell where one ends and the other begins.
In the end, this just boils down more and more to a totally meaningless argument over definitions of words, because you are sadly somehow unable to accept definitions different from yours, simply because I am trying to describe a rather inexplicable set of experiences I previously couldn't imagine as being conceptually possible.
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~ Carl Jung