I Began To Read The Spooky2 Forum

This phrase has the figurative sense of "realizing that one knows", which is one thing like the modern English word "aware", but it surely was rendered into English as "aware to oneself" or "acutely aware unto oneself". For instance, Archbishop Ussher wrote in 1613 of "being so acutely aware unto myself of my great weakness". The origin of the modern idea of consciousness is usually attributed to John Locke who defined consciousness in his Essay Concerning Human Understanding, revealed in 1690, as "the notion of what passes in a man's personal thoughts". A associated word was conscientia, which primarily means…