Versions Compared

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.

SCANNED PDF 

What do we actually experience in the vertical dimension, or existential aspect, of our experience?

...

But if we experience ourselves, others, and the whole as concretes, we also experience concrescence as the process of growing together whereby any concrete alone becomes and can become such. Thus we experience--again experience—again and again--the many becoming one and being increased by one, even as we experience the one in the two radically different senses of "the one among the many," which applies to ourselves and others, and "the one which is all," which applies uniquely to the whole.

...