Kasulis compares the self to a river in order to
A) emphasize that the self is constantly changing, which Hindu philosophers denied.
B) give an example of something that is nothing more than a series of interrelated processes.
C) highlight the widespread use of water-related metaphors in ancient Indian philosophy.
D) offer an analogy for the constant flow of experience in our stream of consciousness.

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Kasulis uses the river analogy to illustrate the concept of the self as a series of interrelated processes, emphasizing its dynamic and interconnected nature.

Kasulis Compares the Self to a River in Order to