Hawkins / Mensch
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Liebespaar in der Ruine |
Die Umstände des Menschseins – Conditio humana |
Ein Mensch wird geboren
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Wenn man sich mit innerem Verständnis die Bedingung des Menschseins so vor Augen hält, wird einem klar, dass die Aussichten auf eigenes Überleben, Glück und Erfolg aufgrund der beschränkten Mittel fragwürdig sind. Es gelingt weitgehend nicht einmal das Überleben, und Millionen Menschen sterben durch vielerlei gefährliche Fallen und Katastrophen. Selbst wenn man persönlich nichts damit zu tun hat, kann man mitgefangen werden in den Ego-Problemen der Gesellschaft, welche als Krieg, Pest, Hungersnot oder Unfälle zum Ausdruck kommen. |
Grenzen der Menschheit |
Quelle: ► Johann Wolfgang von Goethe [BW 465] (1749-1832) deutscher Universalgelehrter, Bühnendichter, Schriftsteller, Gedicht Grenzen der Menschheit, 1813 |
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Human condition |
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Human greatness and smallness |
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Animal/Angel conflict |
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Ego is part of the "human condition" |
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Über die Vergänglichkeit des Körpers |
Persönliche Bekenntnisse
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Schweitzers Einschätzung der "unterlegenen" afrikanischen Rasse |
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Idealismus (Lichttriade) ⇔ Nihilismus (Dunkeltriade) |
Empfehlungen
Schlussfolgerungen
Einsichten
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Bezugnahme auf die biblische Schöpfungsgeschichte |
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Beschneidung |
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Die Grundfähigkeiten des Menschen |
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Literaturzitate
Personal avowals
Recommendations
Conclusions
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According to De Waal, human nature is the result of "tamed contradictions." |
Book review: Our Inner Ape: A Leading Primatologist Explains Why We Are Who We Are, presented by The Science Shelf, Fred Bortz, 21. November 2013 |
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Idealism (Light triad) ⇔ nihilism (dark triad) |
Appeals
Future prospect
Insights
[*]The task of the "new man" (in 4th density) is to fill the breach in creation and reunite the lower and higher levels, to reconcile both aspects of creation: the first 3 first levels are "more" material and created by the higher levels. The last 3 levels are less material and endowed with creative abilities.
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Man is the most surprising asset in life. |
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Types of people: |
Immovable ❄ Movable ❄ Moving |
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Other version: The most beautiful people I’ve known are those who have known trials, have known struggles, have known loss, and have found their way out of the depths. |
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Future prospect of multiculturalism |
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Forecasting the danger of Artificial Intelligence |
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Meaning of birthday celebrations |
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Circumcision |
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The god image of monotheism is abnormal and a-relational. |
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Humans are cocreators in God's creation. |
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Human power tends to overlook Divine power. |
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Quote misattributed to Albert Einstein in this variation: |
Original split version
Corrected version
Basic (body-oriented) people talk about things.
Mental (mind-oriented) people talk about ideas.
Relational (heart-centered) people talk about other people.
Maturing (integrating) people consider interrelatedness.
Hence, they tend to address all three levels of existence and wholesomeness.
Elfriede Ammann
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Literary quotes
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Big picture view of a melancholic |
Humor
'How could I love you?' said the owl to the rabbit. 'I am what you ARE.'
'Is that so indeed?' the rabbit replied, delicately munching a dandelion.
'How could you hate me?' continued the owl; 'you are what I AM.'
'I never noticed it', observed the rabbit musingly.
'How could it be otherwise?' asked the owl. 'Whatever we are – I AM.'
'Since when?' inquired the rabbit. 'Is it recent?'
'Since always,' answered the owl, 'there is no "Time".'
'Then where does it occur?'
'Everywhere; there is no "Space".'
'So we are really one?' suggested the rabbit cheerfully.
'Certainly not,' snapped the owl. 'there is no "one".'
'Then what is there?' the rabbit inquired dubiously.
'No "thing" whatever!' the owl replied with severity.
'So what?' asked the rabbit, mystified.
'So, life!' said the owl, flapping his great wings and clacking his beak.
'As the Masters said so often, "when I'm hungry – I eat, and when I'm weary – I sleep!"'
Source: ► Wei Wu Wei [Terence James Stannus Gray] (1895-1986) Irish aristocrat, Taoist philosopher, writer, enlightened parable Unworldly Wise. As the Owl Remarked to the Rabbit, eighth and final book of the series, Sentient Publications, 1st edition 2. March 2004 |
See also: ► Individual and ► Poems and ► Animals |
Links zum Thema Menschen / Human beingsLiteratur
Elf Typen von Universalgenie-Menschen, Universalisten, Scannern
Literature (engl.)
11 types of renaissance people, universalists, scanners
The 100: 1) Muhammad (570-632 AC) ♦ 2) Isaac Newton (1643-1727) ♦ 3) Jesus Christ (7/2 BC-26/36 AD) ♦ 4) Buddha (563-483 BC) ♦ 5) Confucius (551-479 BC) ♦ 6) Paul of Tarsus (5-67 AD) ♦ 7) Cài Lún (50-121 AD) ♦ 8) Johannes Gutenberg (1398-1468) ♦ 9) Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) ♦ 10) Albert Einstein (1879-1955)
See also the free of charge (f.o.c.) on-line essay From Opinion to Belief to Knowing, 8. December 2005
Investigating cynicism
Externe Weblinks
Weblinks zum Thema Menschen – QuoraBeiträge verfasst von Elfriede Ammann, präsentiert auf der kalifornischen Frage-und-Antwort Webseite Quora DE
External web links (engl.)
Audio- und Videolinks
Exzerpt aus ZEITGEIST: MOVING FORWARD, Deutsche Version
Audio and video links (engl.)
Commenting on the simplistic theory of evolutionism, purported by the militant Bright and neodarwinian biologist Richard Dawkins
Animals ⇔ humans, aggression, theory of mind, the Golden Rule (Tit for Tat) and pleasure
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