We Could Say That Practically All The

Ego-centeredness Is Not Individuality At All.

...consciousness Is A Coherent Whole, Which Is Never Static Or Complete, But Which Is In An Unending Process Of Movement And Unfoldment.

Thought Reflexes Get Conditioned Very Strongly, And They Are Very Hard To Change. And The Also Interfere. A Reflex May Connect To The Endorphins And Produce An Impulse To Hold That Whole Pattern Forther. In Other Words, It Produces A Defensive Reflex. Not Merely Is It Stuck Because It's Chemically So Well Built Up, But Also There Is A Defensive Reflex Which Defends Against Evidence Which Might Weaken It. Thus It All Happens, One Reflex After Another After Another. It's Just A Vast System Of Reflexes. And They Form A 'structure' As They Get More Rigid.

From The Point Of View Of The Species, Death Is Part Of This Whole Process. You Could Say That Species Have Evolved In Such A Way That Individual Members Last A Certain Time. Perhaps A Certain Kind Of Species Would Be Better Able To Survive If The Individuals Didn't Last Too Long. Other Kinds Could Last Longer.

The Notion Of A Separate Organism Is Clearly An Abstraction, As Is Also Its Boundary. Underlying All This Is Unbroken Wholeness Even Though Our Civilization Has Developed In Such A Way As To Strongly Emphasize The Separation Into Parts.