We think we are the same person we were five minutes ago. But what if this notion of having a unified self across time is radically mistaken? Join Oxford philosopher Monima Chadha as she makes the case for the disunity of the self. All that exists are processes and events. Personhood is merely a grand illusion. Chada enlightens us on how ancient spiritual and religious traditions in India learned to see through this illusion to the underlying processes at the centre of reality and ourselves.
"Rich and rewarding." — Jay Garfield
