Present and future

Author's name: Carl Gustaf Jomg

The dilemma of the individual in contemporary society, religion as a counterbalance to the herd mentality, the West's stance on the issue of religion, understanding the individual himself, worldview and psychological approach, self-knowledge and the meaning of self-knowledge. - If the people one day want life, this is the last concern of fate. - However, he who has a purpose will not be deterred by the circumstance; for light pierces the darkness, and the lighthouse reveals the chosen destination, and in the North Star there is guidance for those who seek guidance. - But what can an individual do in the face of a country complicated by inferiority complexes? Or in the heart of a homeland that is everything that should not happen in homelands? Or among the fragments of a society united only by their psychological medications and their desire to destroy the individual? - How can a person protect himself from the persecution of a society that is a gathering of persecution complexes under the name of society? And what is the way to preserve the individual personality in a region afflicted with schizophrenia? There is only one way to erase the differences between individual and collective interest, after selfishness has taken on the utmost altruism, and that is: “Blessed is he who is preoccupied with his own faults and not with the faults of others, so he is busy with himself while people are at ease with him.” Blessed is the blessing of he who considers little good from others to be too much, and considers little good from himself to be too little. And the blessing is the greatness of the one who magnifies his own value by overlooking it. And greatness of the value that Antara said about he who is adorned with it: He who rises in rank does not bear a grudge, and he whose nature is anger does not attain nobility. How can anger affect the nature of he whose nature is to overlook harm? A nature marked by quantitative accumulations that led to qualitative transformations: transformations in the self instead of a shift to pleasures, and a height awaited by those led by visions, not by those who followed whims, and a height attained by those who were displeased by their bad deeds and were relieved by them, not by those who were intoxicated by their good deeds and were drowned in them, and levels of glory, the first of which is washing away shame: the shame of not being what you are capable of being.