| BkV:14.III.3 | What you call inner life is the sum of your responses. You respond to the clock that dreams of waking up every morning, the sun that enters the window of your room when you open your eyes, the cold or the heat that the body feels when leaving your house, and the swarm of cars on the road when you go to work. You respond in one way or another to each phone call, to every wisp of wind, to every person who you see or talk to. You assign meaning to everything. |