دانش مەکۆ • The "I" — that which thinks — that is the Djinn

The "I" — that which thinks — which is conscious of its own existence — that is the Djinn

That which thinks, that which is conscious of its own existence, that which thinks and feels, that which perceives — that is the Djinn. The Djinn needs no body for this. The Djinn needs no MEST, no matter. The Djinn needs no money, no planet. The Djinn is that which thinks, which is conscious of its own existence. The Djinn thinks, lives, feels, and perceives without a body. The Djinn needs no body.

The Djinn can go into bodies, the Djinn can control bodies from outside, a Djinn can get used to biological bodies in such a way that the Djinn believes and thinks and is firmly convinced that he needs a biological body to live, to think, to feel, but that is wrong. A Djinn does not need a body to live, think, feel, and be aware of who he is. And that's how it is, and it was like that, and it always will be like that. A Djinn is and remains a Djinn, even if he has become dependent on human bodies. A Djinn never needs a human or biological body to survive.

The Djinn fares best without humans, without coming anywhere near human bodies. For Djinn, humans very often mean nothing but trouble.