As long as the egoic condition dominates our species then so will the impulses to dominate and accumulate.
Identifying with form (limitation) exclusively blocks awareness of our unlimited nature. The ego, because it cannot do otherwise, seeks the world of form in futility for objects and experiences in order to feel fulfilled and
complete.
So the “me” keeps acquiring and never feels satisfied. And the survival brain which gets activated by our mental/egoic dysfunction makes us perceive through a hierarchy/dominator lens.
When we move beyond the voice in our heads as an identity we access our unlimited nature which comes with a feeling of wholeness and completeness...and our incessant hoarding and acquiring stops. As do our tendencies to dominate and deceive ( both useful survival mechanisms that would rarely need to be used ).
We then realize that denying anyone their basic biological needs (food/water/shelter/education/healthcare/clean environment/love/creativity) is cruel madness.
As always, clearly laid out. Thank you.
As long as the egoic condition dominates our species then so will the impulses to dominate and accumulate.
Identifying with form (limitation) exclusively blocks awareness of our unlimited nature. The ego, because it cannot do otherwise, seeks the world of form in futility for objects and experiences in order to feel fulfilled and
complete.
So the “me” keeps acquiring and never feels satisfied. And the survival brain which gets activated by our mental/egoic dysfunction makes us perceive through a hierarchy/dominator lens.
When we move beyond the voice in our heads as an identity we access our unlimited nature which comes with a feeling of wholeness and completeness...and our incessant hoarding and acquiring stops. As do our tendencies to dominate and deceive ( both useful survival mechanisms that would rarely need to be used ).
We then realize that denying anyone their basic biological needs (food/water/shelter/education/healthcare/clean environment/love/creativity) is cruel madness.