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Originally Posted by Paul C. Anagnostopoulos  Let me reword the question:
If I understand idealism correctly, everything is mindstuff. That means that what I think of as my "mind" is mindstuff, but so is what I think of as my body. What does it mean, then, to say my mind is nowhere but my experiences feel as if they are located with my body? Why don't they feel as if they are located in my mind, or located nowhere?
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Both mind or the self as well as experiences appear to be located within the body. This means that when I say I experience a pain in my little finger in my left hand, I mean it's seems that the pain has an external source (that is external to my self, not my body) and that the pain has the location in my little finger.