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This document explores the concept of the self through an examination of the body, mind, soul, and personality. It discusses how human beings are conscious of both the external world and their internal selves, including their bodies, activities, and mental lives. This introspection is made possible through the distinction between the mind and brain. The document also references the difference between empirical experiences and spiritual or transcendental perspectives on the self.
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- 1. The Self BODY MIND SOUL PERSONALITY This subject is an exploration to find answers of man’s various questions about the self. For the human beings are conscious not only of the world around them but also of themselves. Their activities, their bodies, and their mental lives. This is possible through the difference between the mind and brain. Thus, a mind- body dualist would oppose theory that identifies mind with the brain. Also, the transcendental emphasizes the intuitive and spiritual above the empirical or beyond human experiences. Through body, we are able to experience the world we live in. I believe that
- 2. these factors are a proof of our existence. Each one of us has embodies the beliefs and attributes shared by our communities and families which shaped our behavioral personalities. In which develops our true self and false self in a very early in life. That our true self has been altered and it may lead us to being learnt and controlled in life.