Krzysztof Jastrzembski, MATRIX
date:January 05, 2024 Editor: Anna
Ancient east philosophies preach monism, or unity of reality, unlike Western dualism (the soul and body). The East besides proclaims, in addition to reincarnation, the claim that our planet and being are “maya” or illusion, postulating the state of “nirvana”- free from illusion. We can say that from the beginning of human past there has been an instinct to search fact and worship God in various forms—sun cults, phenomena like storms—before Revelation, due to the fact that it is the Gospel that ends these speculations and indicates the truth. Modern discipline sustains dualism- the existence of matter-energy (after Einstein) and the information contained therein that remains after its destruction.
But there is something interesting about the concept of “may” – illusion – due to the fact that media and propaganda make immense illusions in language, which is our “operational system”. So in learning the world, we gotta calculate the probability of who's little lying - and be aware of the instinct of conflict in nature and in our personality. alternatively of loving our neighbor, we fight him – and this translates into wars of organized crime groups. What illusions are created by social media - artificial existence - Facebook profile, a group of friends that is not there, the coordinates of popularity – and how does this affect children who start to learn about the world? What is besides an illusion for adults is democracy, in which putting a cross on paper, all fewer years it is expected to supply us with Polish right of state, and here comes a typical of Germany?
“I am Polish, so I have Polish duties,” Roman Dmowski wrote. Do little than 50% of Poles live in Poland? Is it essential to make an underground as during the occupation? Each of us has responsibilities in his life—to himself, his closest, employer, faith, and nation. alternatively of surviving in a matrix, let's start filling it out!
Krzysztof Jastrzembski, London
“I am Polish, so I have Polish duties,” Roman Dmowski wrote. Do little than 50% of Poles live in Poland? Is it essential to make an underground as during the occupation? Each of us has responsibilities in his life—to himself, his closest, employer, faith, and nation. alternatively of surviving in a matrix, let's start filling it out!
Krzysztof Jastrzembski, London
