[Position (5!) D-jivhadt!]

 

8.15 Active rejection
of the exiled state
of the
b-atmoi! leads
automatically then to
the expectant state

of the d-anatmo
i
!

8.151 In such a state
individual (br)Others inter in
turn all their memories of past

rejection in preparation for their flight
to the far more tolerable position of
the d-jivat
! Passage through the
b-jivat! sea of negativity brings
them then to the shore
of never not having

 



8.152 It is as a result of
a reaction against the full
knowledge that they cannot

ever be it for such a locally

dominating band of (br)Others
that d-jiva
t
! individuals communally
compensate and
resurrect
then their
their own favouring (f)Other in the
form of the far more favouring
founding
(F)Other of their
communal
Moral Law

8.153 All actions that are
performed then in the
''name
of their founding (F)Other'' are
in a sense covert criticisms

of all locally dominating tribal
tribal bands that have ever
failed to acknowledge their

(br)Otherly
worth. Equally
though they serve as a
constant reminder to all
such identifying
(br)Others
of their pathetic failure in the
past to have made themselves
good
enough for the task of
converting
all such ignorant
bands to the rightful ways of
their very own Law bound
founding (F)Other

8.154 As a result all
d-jiva
t! individuals whilst
dwelling in the midst of

resentment towards all
past rejecting (br)Others

look forward to a bright
new future under the
retributive gaze of
their all-favouring
founding (F)Other


8.155 The Imaginary in
their case contains Imago's
of a rejecting not good
enough

fenced
in band of (br)Others
and that of a rejected yet
to be
good enough
band of (s)Ones
alongside that
of their fearfully
favouring fenced
out founding
(F)Other



8.156 From a logical
point of view All
jivat
'd subjects
cannot be it and
cannot not have it

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