Our ‘job’ (in everyday, routine life) is to both observe the description of things that we have been provided with and defend / enforce them. This - it is implicitly understood - is our sacred task. It has to be...
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When we act out of the External Authority (rather than acting out of our own unprovable, unverifiable but also quite irreplaceable sense of interiority) not only does this make us instantly expendable, instantly replaceable, and instantly generic in nature, it...
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From a psychological point of view, the Number One Danger in life is the danger of falling into a consistent pattern of thinking, a consistent way of perceiving the world. When we do so we very quickly become the victims...
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