Before writing about the parallel worlds of "Absolute Contradictory Self-Identity" and "Katakamuna"Paradox and Kitaro Nishida's [Absolute Contradictory Self-Identity]I will delve a little deeper into ...

Psychologists and neuroscientists don't fully understand how we form a sense of self. They're looking to neurons in the brain for answers. Occasionally, when I’m emerging from the depths of a long ...

What is an illusion? When something is not what it seems to be, there is a good chance we are in the possible grip of an illusion. Why does this happen? Illusions appear to happen mostly when our ...

Self-identity is a complex construct, an intangible essence that makes an individual uniquely "them." It's the dynamic blend of personal beliefs, values, experiences and perceptions that forms the ...

We all possess a certain image of ourselves. We form our identity from the labels we put on ourselves, based on the roles we undertake and the activities we complete. Sometimes, we take our identity ...