The vast majority think, that it is unavoidably that you become
historical limited.
Against this you can put the question about, whether there at all are
anything, which is unavoidably – except death, perhaps; whether the inevitable
process not is a thought-process.
In philosophical counseling there is neither answered yes or no.
On the contrary, the guest is being encouraged to be this inevitable
process present in passive listening. And this presence is not mechanical.
But if the mind on the contrary is the thought-process absent, either
conscious distancing ifself from it, or unconscious being absent in it, yes,
then it becomes mechanical.
We must wake up from our identification with our personal history, so as to be able to find our identity in the miracle, the mystery of consciousness (being), instead of the world of the forms and shapes.
ReplyDeleteSusan H.