Egg Principle - Deconstructing the Separate Self

What if the person we call "e;I"e; is not as solid as we have always assumed?In The Egg Principle, ZT Tosha explores consciousness, identity, memory, and the boundaries between ourselves and the world.Beginning with an encounter with a ten-year-old boy on a flight from Belgrade to Amsterdam, ordinary observations—a river, a mirror, an egg, an embryo, a walnut—become questions about the nature of the self.Where does the observer begin and the observed world end? What remains when the body changes, memories disappear, and the feeling of being the same person persists?Moving between everyday experience and philosophical reflection, Tosha follows these questions without offering a final answer.The Egg Principle is a personal investigation into a simple but unsettling possibility: that the self we assume stands behind experience may not be what we think it is.