Martin Heidegger - steiner

finished the steiner book...it was pretty good...about the human experience with realization of object and subject...the first part was riddled with the permutation of being with being and being in time or being with time or being with being with time or cognizant of being with being in time...the 2nd part got better...about what makes us real and the humanity in essence and what makes a soul and how to we express things that are not very describable with words...etymology of being and "it is" in literal connotation...how do we understand the soul of music if music just just notes played from a page? why does this building exist regardless if we are knowledgeable of it's existence? mind, body, soul, object-subject-action,...all that...good stuff...i felt like a read a rendition of this before...nothing too mind boggling or unfamiliar...platonic, cartesian, derivatives of older fields of thought and philosophy....kant, Pythagorean, Descartes, nietzsche ...a lot of german philosophers cited...Epistemology...a lot of name dropping...overall it was ok....I read a book before about people who lived their lives outside of each other's knowledge but happened to do everything the same as if they had the same soul (einstein's spooky action at a distance with quantum entangled souls, where your actions are the same as someone else who is entangled with you without you being cognizant of his/her/their existence) and do souls get white washed and recycled to another being after death? and the haunting of unrested souls and shit like that -- that shit blew my mind...this book is pretty tame at face value about the permutations of the existence of self and self awareness of being in the physical while the mind is able to wander to another plane of existence and then back again to realize the physical....about the being of inanimate objects and what words it takes to describe feelings and emotions outside of cause-and-effect physical rigor using metaphors of the soul, etc