
Normally, we cling to an intuitive sense of being “me,” but we can come to see that the sense of me is nothing more than a set of stories in the mind. Together they conjure up a kind of genie—“Me.” That is to say, the sense of me is not as stable or solid as we take it to be, and depends on an implicit narrative repeatedly generated by our thinking
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