Individual
Coming together in a circle of medicine is for the purpose of healing an unwanted separation. We are at that moment in time right now, these last centuries, we are summoned to come together and heal, rebuild what is broken. What is broken? If everything is connected, united, whole, then why do we need to come together?
The society-system we live under, abide by, are domesticated to, works on the idea of a monist, homogeneous ontology. A one-way of being we should all be. Diversity and plurality are tags within the same code, they are not a different code. Within this system, individuality then is erased, we are all just a similar version of the same, another worker in the factory, another profile on the social media. Domestication (to this system) is based on the disintegration of true individuality and uniqueness, so that it can be replaced with a prefabricated archetype that properly functions within the system. We need to then strongly take into account and self-diagnose so that we can identify the extent of this domestication in us and properly deconstruct it, finding and taking back our true personality and soul. In this sense, the path of the circle of medicine is the coming back to, the reconstruction of the individual.
From the domesticated mind it may seem contradictory that we are striving as a community for strong individuality when "the problem" of the world is individualism. The individualism that the system supports is in fact a very selfless individualism, it is the feeding of the superficial, void, plastic masked identity, the modern ego that gets inflated and that our soul is prey to. This ego believes in the common good, the systematic common good, the fascist militant based herd mentality that we should all sacrifice ourselves for the betterment of all. If it held some truth about the betterment, then the end would justify the means, but neither are based on loving, intelligent propositions, on the contrary, they are the utter manifestation of deceit and evil.
Choosing the circle of medicine then is choosing to separate from the herd and come together and support each other in reconstructing our true individuality, our true self. Within the system of natural law, individuals are intrinsically free to do as they will, and looking for oneself as the first priority is the most natural law there is. Today's nawal imprints this lesson in a very clear way. It invites us to become free and deconstruct by taking away our clothes and finding the layers of our sensible skin, our true individuality. We are invited to have this as our priority and find the ways in which this can be respected. We must first be able to have full, integral, free individuals in order to from that, later build a community.
Individual
Coming together in a circle of medicine is for the purpose of healing an unwanted separation. We are at that moment in time right now, these last centuries, we are summoned to come together and heal, rebuild what is broken. What is broken? If everything is connected, united, whole, then why do we need to come together?
The society-system we live under, abide by, are domesticated to, works on the idea of a monist, homogeneous ontology. A one-way of being we should all be. Diversity and plurality are tags within the same code, they are not a different code. Within this system, individuality then is erased, we are all just a similar version of the same, another worker in the factory, another profile on the social media. Domestication (to this system) is based on the disintegration of true individuality and uniqueness, so that it can be replaced with a prefabricated archetype that properly functions within the system. We need to then strongly take into account and self-diagnose so that we can identify the extent of this domestication in us and properly deconstruct it, finding and taking back our true personality and soul. In this sense, the path of the circle of medicine is the coming back to, the reconstruction of the individual.
From the domesticated mind it may seem contradictory that we are striving as a community for strong individuality when "the problem" of the world is individualism. The individualism that the system supports is in fact a very selfless individualism, it is the feeding of the superficial, void, plastic masked identity, the modern ego that gets inflated and that our soul is prey to. This ego believes in the common good, the systematic common good, the fascist militant based herd mentality that we should all sacrifice ourselves for the betterment of all. If it held some truth about the betterment, then the end would justify the means, but neither are based on loving, intelligent propositions, on the contrary, they are the utter manifestation of deceit and evil.
Choosing the circle of medicine then is choosing to separate from the herd and come together and support each other in reconstructing our true individuality, our true self. Within the system of natural law, individuals are intrinsically free to do as they will, and looking for oneself as the first priority is the most natural law there is. Today's nawal imprints this lesson in a very clear way. It invites us to become free and deconstruct by taking away our clothes and finding the layers of our sensible skin, our true individuality. We are invited to have this as our priority and find the ways in which this can be respected. We must first be able to have full, integral, free individuals in order to from that, later build a community.
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