Is the M.D of Deloitte entirely at fault for his mistaken identity? Is it also not because the world sees him so? Day in and day out, that poor fellow is looked at as the M.D. Will it not then play on his mind and fool him into believing what he believes? Eventually, he too begins to think of himself as the M.D. Who is to be blamed? He or the others?
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Well, it is his non-belief in the soul and heavy dependency on the mind which has made him say that. It is not wrong to have an identity. But it is wrong to have an ego based on that identity.
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