Arun - In my absence as "me"--"you" are present as "I".
Me - The reality usually is that it's the omniscient presence of "You" that dictates whether it "me" or "I" in the absentia role. To be or not to be is basically a comfort choice.
Arun - As long as you perceive "you", "me" and "I" are there to stay.
Me - Can one graduate to a sense of being beyond and independent of perception cues, while living in a world where all thought and action tends to be evaluated and understood in relative hues?
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