keyword: Universality
Man can be seen to be a product of two heritages – his spiritual heritage born of consciousness and his material heritage born of biological roots.
Achieving a positive and fruitful interaction and synthesis between two seems seems to be in the renunciation of the ‘narrow I’ and the gradual adoption of a larger ‘collective I’…
This piece maps out the spaces in which people connect to each other – activity, emotional, intellectual and spiritual.
It further goes on to propose that perhaps the deepest and most sustainable relationships are those that span across spaces of connect.
In this vast symphony of human striving for peace and harmony, there is a special place for each one of us – both as co-creators and as the enjoyers of this peace and harmony…
Man moves from personal ego to enlightened self-interest when he is able to complete the “cycle of universalization” of the individual ego. This cycle comprises of 4 stages…
Ownness is to see the other person as myself. Not as complementary, not as my friend, but as me. That person’s success is my success, that person’s failure is my failure…
