This self identical essence is therefore related only to itself; 'to itself implies relationship to an 'other', and the reiation tQ ,selj is rather a self sundering; or, in other words, that very self iden ticalness is an inner difference, These sundered moments are thus in andJor themselves each an opposite of an other; thus in each moment the 'other' is at the sa,me time expressed; or each is not the opposite of an 'other' but only a pure opposite; and so each is therefore in its own self the opp.osite of itself.