In my
book A Dictionary of Thought Distortions I
claim that the Sophists used thought distortions as a way of getting on in the
world, while Socrates (the philosopher), used critical thinking. I
consider this book to be a kind of philosophical diary on how I, during my
spiritual crisis, used critical thinking (elenchos, the art of refutation) to
distinguish base magic (New Age), which leaves everything to chance, and may
lead its practitioners to consort with falsity and evil daemons, and higher
magic or theurgy.
Showing posts with label Logos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Logos. Show all posts
Monday, March 18, 2019
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The being of Man includes both the state of the mind and the conduct of life
In the unreal existence, the actions of Man come to rest on ignorance;
that is to say: prejudices, inclinations and demands.
And it results in absence, and therefore suffering.
In this way, the human existence becomes a friction, a conflict, and
herein there is no reason.
The being of Man includes both the state of the mind and the conduct of
life, logos and bios.
But the Ego is formed by an interaction between the activities of the
mind (demands, prejudices, inclinations) – and the hindrances, which the challenges
of life create, and therewith you have the unreality.
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