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“It is a wise man who said there is no inequality than the equal treatment of unequals. Fillossofee: Messages From a Grandfather, an ebook”

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“le moi est avant tout une instance de maitrise. C est un système de défense au service du principe de plaisir contre le dehors, mais aussi contre ces pulsions intimes et étrangères a la fois qui nous habitent. Ce sont ces remparts qu il s agit d abattre, ce barrage contre le pacifique qu il faut ruiner. Disons-le autrement, le moi est une organisation pour résister a la passivité essentielle du sujet a l égard de l autre. Le moi est foncièrement résistance a Dieu.”

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Author:Catherine Millot
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“En ce moment, je me sépare tant soit peu de moi-même et vais à la rencontre de la personne qui s'approche; je fais semblant de la reconnaitre bien que je ne sache encore qui c'est. Comme l'addition d'un ami nous transforme curieusement, même à distance... L'utilité des amis est incontestable, en ce qu'ils nous font rentrer dans la réalité. Et pourtant, est-ce assez pénible d'y devoir rentrer, se sentir mêlé, adultéré, fondu, de faire partie d'un autre être ? A mesure que cette personne approche, je cesse d'être Moi pour devenir Moi plus quelqu'un.”

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