Tag: Gender
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Know Thyself – 3: The Myth of the Fluid Self: Desire, Gender, and the Collapse of Form
“I feel like I’m becoming who I really am.”– A common expression, but beneath it, a profound contradiction. In a world where identity has been severed from Being, where presence has dissolved into process, fluidity emerges as an ideal. To be fluid is to be free, unconstrained, endlessly open to becoming. This modern myth is…
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Post 60 – Sexuality, Gender, Marriage, and Family as Expressions of the Structure of Being
Building upon the understanding of human relationships as necessary expressions of the eternal structure of being, we now turn to specific aspects of this reality: sexuality, gender, marriage, and family. In contemporary discourse, these elements are often viewed as fluid constructs, shaped by personal choice and cultural influence. A key aspect of this perspective is…
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Post 59 – The Eternal Necessity of Human Relationships in the Structure of Being
Introduction: The Question of Human Relationships In the modern world, human relationships are often viewed as contingent, shaped by historical, cultural, and psychological factors. Friendships, romantic bonds, family ties, and even broader societal structures are frequently treated as mutable, open to individual or collective revision. However, from the perspective of the Structure of Being, relationships…
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