I am Capuchin.  I am the priest, the monk, the father-confessor.

          I am Capuchin.  I am flattered that your priest-shamans saw and copied me.  I am, of course, distinct as they should be.

          I am Capuchin.  In case you could not tell, I have no lack of ego.  But since when was ego bad?

          I am Capuchin.  Ego grounds us in ourselves.  It motivates our bodies.  It makes us distinct from all the rest.  It creates unique experience.

          I am Capuchin.  Spirit bonded with flesh in order to experience--to learn--to grow.  Ego is a necessary part.  It gives flesh the knowledge of its right to live--to be.

          I am Capuchin.  Ego in itself is neither good nor evil.  Nothing is anything 'til thinking makes it so.