ABOUT THE POWER OF INFINITY THAT THREATENS A PERSON AND ATTRACTS HIM TO ITSELF

Abstract

The article investigates the question of what constitutes the experience of consciousness at its pre-subject level, when consciousness does not deal with a definite object, but only with an expression addressed to itself. The study concludes that already at the pre-subject level, thanks to the greater satisfaction of finding similarity than of making a distinction, consciousness finds itself situated to perceive the similar as external to itself. As a consequence, the person guided by consciousness is already on the pre-subject level of consciousness in interaction with the external disposed to compromise with its universal, i.e. the best, expression.