My, How the Turntables
Everything is different now. Do I remain the same? I'd like to think that after everything I've been through, everything I've done, seen and learned, all the people I have hurt and the ones who I maybe helped, the trials, the drugs and the recovery, that I am a better, wiser and more patient person. I've *lived* for over four decades. Am I a better person?
I am still me, after all.
One idea I have come to really like is the notion that there is more than one version of each of us that exists in this world. (I learned of this idea like 20 some odd years ago when I first watched the original Neon Genesis Evangelion).
There's my physical body, housing my... what, spirit? My physical body houses the me that I have come to know. Is the me that exists in my mind - my own *perception* of who I am - the same as the actual me? What about the me that exists in your mind, or the mind of someone I barely know? Is one understanding of me more valid or more real than another?
I have shit to do. More on this later.
-SnowFlake is Dead, But I like to Gr0wstuff-