Interpretation of the Self of Life
My body is a tool for myself, and behavioral responses sustain a self-sufficient life that inherently contains nature of perception, which will inevitably guide the perception of the life itself. This is the natural way in which the thing called the self can appear and must appear. However, the physicalisms assumption that physics and biology, as well as life and mind, are irreconcilable, severs the self that was originally manifested as the essence of life, and suspends it in the interpretation of consciousness. Standing in the body of life, using the mind to create culture and showcase ones own spiritual outlook. This article proposes its own thinking framework on how to break through the two types of irreconcilable assumptions and interpret the essence of self and mind. Based on this, firstly, the logic of the mind in relation to the existence of life was explored in the sense of self energy and quasi self energy substances, in order to establish a standard for exploring the central intelligence of life. Secondly, it is believed that the self sustained and self absorbed life depends on how it is projected and absorbed externally, as well as on its inner realization and utilization. Through sensory movements, equivalent transformations of sensory codes, and connections with the external world, it forms a continuous community. This can be seen as the essence of the self manifestation of self realization and standing within it; Thirdly, with the help of the idea that Buzky perception is the active exploration of the brain to establish a bodily schema, as well as Damasios interpretation of the selfs mind and Piagets theory of generative cognition, this study explores the form. of the self and its natural realization in occurrence, in order to outline a mental operational schema of the self in life.
Authors
- Tinghui LU
Publication Details
- Journal
- Bulletin of Chinese Psychological Sciences
- Published
- 2025-03-28
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.48014/pcms.20241105001
- Primary Topic
- Religious Studies and Spiritual Practices
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00