(no subject)
( You \ I )
"( )" us, we, collective consciousness, etc
" I " Subject and or subjective
" You " for lack of a better word "object" and or also for lack of a better word "objective"... and I think it was Buber who said by seeing the other as more than an object we see them as thou, and this connection is a means by which God can be found or experienced... to see the divinity in another. I was thinking oabout this recently myself... we can all be part of this collective consciousness, this spiritual and or universal state of being. we must becoem our own people but that is only in the begining than we must be here for others, it seems else, it just doestn work out too well for anyone.
" " this is them, or other, it coincides to imply that they are nothing in that, this concept is nothing. they, is a concept of separation and exclusion, we and us can be expanded or not to include others more than you an I, you can be plural, ie the colelctive consciousness or mor of a universal goodwill etc...
also notice this resembles the yin and yang
thats all for now