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I have been reading about the Chinese philosopher Laozi for about a year now. I have also been reading a book by an American psychologist, Carl Jung, The Archetypes, which I have been reading for about a year now. I have been trying to understand the concept of a ‘three-dimensional soul’ (ie. three-dimensional personality) and the relationship between the psyche and the brain (ie. synchronicity).

I don’t know if I am supposed to be surprised or impressed or even impressed. Anyway, the concept of synchronicity, ie. the correlation between an event, a mental event, and the event happening to the psyche or the brain, I think is something pretty special. I’m trying to understand it a little, but I’m just starting to get a handle on it.

I believe what synchronicity means is that, although the events may be unrelated by the way they happen, they are somehow related by the way they are happening. So the fact that a certain event happens while the mind of a person is asleep or the mind of a person is awake is a sign that the event would not have happened if the mind was not alive.

I think it makes sense that the brain is a kind of organ in a body whose functioning is determined not by any particular event, but by how much time it spends sleep and other stimuli. In other words, things may happen as a result of this organ.

In the same way, it makes sense that the mind of a person may be in some sort of state, whether a sleep or a wakefulness, while some events are being caused by the brain, while other events are caused by the brain and the brain is caused by the mind of the person. If my mind is asleep and dreaming of the world, my brain may be thinking about the world while my mind is asleep, and that is why I am dreaming.

So when someone is “awake” or in some other state, this is what they are doing. It is a result of the brain’s activity, and the brain’s activity is caused by the mind of the person, and that’s why the event is happening. The mind of a person is a result of themselves, and that’s why it is happening.

In other words, the brain is the result of the mind. The brain is what makes us human. The mind is what makes us human. But what is the mind? People have different views on this. Some say it is the “essence of the human being.” Others believe it is a process, or some sort of “self.

In the first half of the 20th century, when you read about the theory of evolution, by Darwin, you would think that the human being is an organism, and that the human being evolves through all sorts of different steps and that what makes us human is our self. That’s not what I think. I believe that what makes us human is our mind, which is the soul of the human being.

We say that we are not the same as the human beings of the past, but we are still the same as them. This is true, because the human mind evolves, too. It is the human mind that we have to master to be able to be a human being. The mind can evolve so much that at a certain point we must let go of the self, and that means that we have to let go of the ego. That means that we have to let go of the mind.