A theory of personal identity

we are a collection of perceptions, plus a divine function that allows for the invention of new true perceptions, but this divine invention utilizes the pre-existing perceptions to get there, so we are a dynamic of engagement between divinity and instantiation. We can't know (in the scientific sense) perceptions are true, but they must be real because we perceive them, and its also reasonable to have faith in this. If they were not real they aren't even really perceptions, but are just in fact a form of specious-ism and wouldn't yield any sort of consciousness, but we know consciousness is real, because we experience it directly!

Please watch the movie revolver, it will help you see and reject your false sense of self and make room for my paradigm, the view that the self is the process of new perception discovery, which includes an engagement with past discovery (which is no longer discovery actually, but in fact just the bundle of perceptions).

In this way every element (or every perception that makes up our aesthetic valuation which HELPS generate discovery) is intrinsically linked to our identity, which is constantly being refined as we become more conscious.

We are freedom plus an ever expanding framework, that is the true nature of the human entity. We must expand the beauty of the framework, so we can expand our further perception of beauty. Thus what i describe is one process, that is axiomatic and links all these 3 things: the way (or path), the goal (or motive/animating force), and the form (the component of us that is instantiated).