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    The person who is disponible (open/receptive) experiences... — Carmelics
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    Supports→What appears to be a vicious circle in grounding commitment is, from within the experience of commitment, a process of growth and ascending rather than a logical problem.

    The person who is disponible (open/receptive) experiences commitment from within, not as a logical impasse but as personal growth.

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    “How can I test the initial assurance that is somehow the ground of my fidelity? …this appears to lead to a vicious circle. In principle, to commit myself I must know myself, but the fact is I really only know myself when I have committed myself” (Marcel 1964, p. 163). However, what appears to be a vicious circle from an external point of view is experienced from within, by the person who is disponible, as a growth and an ascending. Reflection qua primary reflection attempts to make the experien

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