Try imagining your brain/body-self as an idea machine,a bio-chemical computer, and your mental/spiritual self as your programming, cognitive software if you will,  where new data is not simply received and stored, but instead, it constantly being rewritten and stored for inclusion within the over-all program.  Your thoughts, ideas, concepts, and perspectives make-up part of your programming.  The program you are today determines the new lines of data and information which will be excepted and added tomorrow.  Each new line and each new sub-routine in your software creates a different you, and each new you writes a new line of programming and creates a new sub-routine to be included into the original program.

Your software is forever changing, growing, and developing towards an all new program where only you can define the priorities for the running of sub-routines in the hierarchy of the self structure -- where only you know it's true importance.

It is not the circuitry which makes a computer useful to a task,
It is it's programming.
M. Alibrando

Originally written - August 7, 1992