2.  How our Senses, Awareness, Perception, Presence, Witness and Experience Prove we are more than just our bodies.

The fact we have basic senses as human beings on this planet is an obvious aspect of our existence.  What has become less obvious is how that impacts our understanding and identity.  Our senses, like vision, are concepts that include multiple ideas:  our bodies and our senses, like our eyes and fingers and ears, and the things we see and feel and hear with our senses in our existence- either our bodies or the reality around us.  Because vision, for instance, is ONE concept of sense to us, everything about vision is also the same concept, and therefore fundamentally is THE SAME THING.  That is what it means when something is ONE THING, either physically, conceptually or otherwise. When our bodies are WHO WE ARE, which includes things like our eyes and fingers, and those things are a part of our senses (eyes are a part of vision), and other aspects of reality are a part of our senses, then those things that are beyond our bodies but still a part of our senses ARE STILL A PART OF US THROUGH OUR SENSES, BECAUSE WE HAVE BEEN MADE ONE WITH THE OTHER COMPONENTS OF WHAT THE SENSES ARE.  Our bodies and our sense organs like our ears or eyes are one with the things and reality they are sensing, because both characteristics, the physical sensory organs and the world and reality they sense are both parts of the entire concept of the individual senses like vision, and are all components of our senses in general.  So, instead of us just being our bodies, the world and reality around us is ALSO A PART OF US, MAKING THE STATEMENT "WE ARE THE WORLD AND REALITY WE LIVE IN" A TRUTH.  Our language backs this fact up by being an obvious part of our world, and therefore a part of the world and reality around us; our language is the words "A PART OF WHO WE ARE AS HUMAN BEINGS ON PLANET EARTH.", and it is definitely a part of our surroundings and a part of the reality we live in.

 

For example, if i say to someone "I see that the light has turned green.", the knowledge and experience and sense of the light turning green is dependent upon our eyes that see the light but also upon the actual light itself turning from red to green in our environment and surroundings at the time that we see it.  This means that the light itself, in addition to our eyes, is necessary to perceive the change in color and therefore is a necessary part of how vision operates.  If my eyes, which are me, and the light I see are both part of how vision operates and therefore parts of vision itself, they exist together as one within the concept of vision and sense and make me through my eyes and vision the things that I see.  

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Awareness works the same way.  Because our awareness is a concept that includes the being that is aware and the thing, concept or idea they (or it) are aware of, there is a oneness of actuality and truth that occurs.  If I am a part of awareness as the being that is aware, and I have knowledge that China exists (I am aware there is a country in existence called China) and China itself is what I am aware of and it is part of the whole concept of awareness, being the necessary object and thing that i am aware of, then I and China are one, because we are both part of the awareness and therefore make up the whole truth of what awareness itself is.  For instance, when tires and windshields make up a vehicle, even though they are different parts they end up being the same on a larger scale: they are both the same vehicle, and therefore the same thing.  My eyes and ears are different organs of sense, but on a bigger scale they are both my head, they are both my body, and therefore the same thing:  me.