t of the horizon for the next intentionality field. As they move from center to periphery, they move from present to just-past; they submerge into the horizon, sink in timeBracketing Because the mind can be directed toward nonexistent as well as real objects, Husserl noted that phenomenological reflection does not presuppose that anything exists, but rather amounts to a "bracketing of existence," that is, setting aside the question of the real existence of the contemplated object. An object has meaning only to ion the extent that is given by the subject.Husserl considered it a great mystery and wonder that a group of beings was aware of their existence. In effect human consciousness is the phenomenological result of introspection. By observing that "I can touch and see my being," we recognize that we exist. The ego is always present, or nothing exists for the individual....
