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Preparing the Mind - Sum Nihil: Dissolving the Self #122

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body = accumulation of food
mind = accumulation of impressions / data

you can accumulate things, but you are not what you accumulate
you cannot possibly encompensate what you truly are, within words, so words cannot describe what you truly are. Meaning that you truly don't have words or names to identify yourself with.

body = accumulation of food mind = accumulation of impressions / data you can accumulate things, but you are not what you accumulate you cannot possibly encompensate what you truly are, within words, so words cannot describe what you truly are. Meaning that you truly don't have words or names to identify yourself with.
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