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This is more going to be an expectation for the future:
Society's approach to health and illness will one day be fundamentally different. The difference will be the result of the way society considers health and illness as the same thing. They are the same. And when that fact is finally a part of individual awareness, or consciousness, or whatever you choose to call our 'knowingness', then there will not even be the concept of "health and illness," there will just be..., well..., probably at that point a new word will have evolved, a word which reflects that particular 'knowingness' about that aspect of our human beingness.
Don't assume now, that I'm advocating anything. No, no, no. I wouldn't ever suggest for others what they should do, or how they should believe, or how they should approach their own lives. I'm simply saying that human society will evolve to the point where "health and illness" are no longer a part of the vocabulary, except that you might find them in history books; listed as ancient superstitions from the religious-arrogant age. Perhaps there will be an accompanying note regarding the vast amount of resources spindled during that age, chasing "evil." That term will, of course, also be defined and listed as a superstition, something like this, "Evil: a concept held during the religious-arrogant age of human history whereby some aspects of human existence were established as that which should be opposed with the desire and intention to destroy.
Religious-arrogant age: the period of human history assumably predating recorded human history and ending during the first half of the third millennium A.D. in which the vast majority of humans knew only the first attention, and those few who had ventured into the second attention inspired a worshipping mentality among the masses toward the unknown.
#Poetry #Consciousness #DonJuan #Mysticism #Mindfulness #Philosophy #bitcoin
This is more going to be an expectation for the future:
Society's approach to health and illness will one day be fundamentally different. The difference will be the result of the way society considers health and illness as the same thing. They are the same. And when that fact is finally a part of individual awareness, or consciousness, or whatever you choose to call our 'knowingness', then there will not even be the concept of "health and illness," there will just be..., well..., probably at that point a new word will have evolved, a word which reflects that particular 'knowingness' about that aspect of our human beingness.
Don't assume now, that I'm advocating anything. No, no, no. I wouldn't ever suggest for others what they should do, or how they should believe, or how they should approach their own lives. I'm simply saying that human society will evolve to the point where "health and illness" are no longer a part of the vocabulary, except that you might find them in history books; listed as ancient superstitions from the religious-arrogant age. Perhaps there will be an accompanying note regarding the vast amount of resources spindled during that age, chasing "evil." That term will, of course, also be defined and listed as a superstition, something like this, "Evil: a concept held during the religious-arrogant age of human history whereby some aspects of human existence were established as that which should be opposed with the desire and intention to destroy.
Religious-arrogant age: the period of human history assumably predating recorded human history and ending during the first half of the third millennium A.D. in which the vast majority of humans knew only the first attention, and those few who had ventured into the second attention inspired a worshipping mentality among the masses toward the unknown.
#Poetry #Consciousness #DonJuan #Mysticism #Mindfulness #Philosophy #bitcoin