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Showing posts with label Stagnation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stagnation. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Existential movement is connected with Man, with identity and personality


We know movement and change from the outside world.


Existential movement is connected with Man, with identity and personality.


It arises in the individual person´s relationships with the surrounding world.


Movement has to do with human growth and development; it is to be integrated in something which happens, not in whatever, but in something which folds the essence of Man out, contrary to stagnation and paralysation.


It is to have your identity with you in a movement which fills you, enriches you, favours you, promotes you.
Movement is to be involved.


It is an ontological phenomenon, a characteristic of being, not a phenomenon of the mind.

Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Stagnation is a lack of ability to, or possibility for, being fully alive


Stagnation is in its actual form blocking, fixation, paralysing.

Stagnation is a lack of ability to, or possibility for, being fully alive. Life ends, is stopping up, of irrelevant reasons.

Stagnation leads to obduracy, drying, lifelessness. There comes something grey, sad, colourless, monotonous, over the individual person´s life.

The same is applying for the individual person´s world. Stagnation is connected with, that also the world, or parts of it, becomes grey, sad or monotonous.

Lifelessness in the individual person corresponds with a life-lessness in his world. Habits and tedious repetitions take over life. The life rhythm decays to stereotypy.

The individual person is fixated in specific patterns.