VML-6/3/02

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We have seen that we are immortal with regard to the whole; but the

difficulty is, we desire so much to be immortal as parts of the

whole. We have seen that we are Infinite, and that that is our real

individuality. But we want so much to make these little souls

individual. What becomes of them when we find in our everyday

experience that these little souls are individuals, with only this

reservation that they are continuously growing individuals? They are

the same, yet not the same. The I of yesterday is the I of today, and

yet not so, it is changed somewhat. Now, by getting rid of the

dualistic conception, that in the midst of all these changes there is

something that does not change, and taking the most modern of

conceptions, that of evolution, we find that the " I " is a

continuously changing, expanding entity.