According to Kasulis, the doctrine of anātman entails that when we go to sleep or enter a trance, we
A) achieve direct experience of the true self as it really is.
B) temporarily cease to exist, except when we are dreaming.
C) are able to recall past lives, thereby recognizing the reality of reincarnation.
D) continue to exist because our selves consist partly of physical processes.

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The doctrine of anātman, or "not-self," suggests that the self is not a permanent, unchanging entity. This implies that even when we go to sleep or enter a trance, we continue to exist because our existence is not solely dependent on a permanent self but also involves physical processes and states of consciousness.

According to Kasulis, the Doctrine of Anātman Entails That When