The love aspect of God. Anton Alferyev
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start paying attention to the sounds and sensations around you. Try to feel the energy of the world entering you. It can be the sounds of nature, the wind, the noise of the city, or even silence.
6. Listen for impulses: Open your heart and mind to receive the impulses of the world around you. These can be sensations of heat, cold, vibrations, or even emotional responses to sounds and movements. Allow these signals to pass through you without evaluating them.
7. Visualise the connection: Imagine that you are in the middle of a huge network connecting you to nature, people and the whole world. Visualize how this network radiates light and energy, and you become part of this flow.
8. End the meditation: Gradually return to your breathing. Take a few deep breaths and then open your eyes. Allow yourself a few minutes to realize how you’re feeling.
9. Write down your feelings: After the meditation, write down your thoughts and feelings. This will help you better understand how you interact with the world.
This practice can help you to deepen your connection with the world and learn to perceive its signals. Regular meditation will improve your awareness and sensitivity to the environment.
Chapter 3-The Illusion
To understand a lot of things, you need to see the truth, there are many lies in our world.
What is an illusion?
Let’s conduct a deep analysis of the word “illusion”, considering each letter and its symbolism in the Slavic tradition.
1. And (Ilk)
– Meaning: This letter represents unity, life and beginning. It is also associated with the spirit and the divine principle.
– Symbolism: It is often interpreted as a combination and unification, which may indicate a connection between the real and the illusory.
2. L (People)
– Meaning: This letter is associated with humanity and social nature. It symbolizes people, society, and interaction.
– Symbolism: In the context of the word “illusion”, this may indicate that illusions are formed in society, in the perception of people.
3. L (People)
– Meaning: The repetition of this letter emphasizes the importance of human perception and experience.
– Symbolism: This may indicate a multi-layered illusion, which may be different for each person depending on their experience.
4. Yu (Yus maly)
– Meaning: This letter represents light, clarity and understanding. It may indicate a desire for knowledge and truth.
– Symbolism: In the context of an illusion, this can mean that the illusion often hides the true understanding that needs to be sought.
5. З (Земля)
– Meaning: This letter is associated with the material world, stability and foundation.
– Symbolism: In the word “illusion” it can indicate that many illusions are rooted in material perception, in what we see and feel.
6. And (Ilk)
– Meaning: The repetition of this letter again emphasizes unity and divinity.
– Symbolism: This may indicate that perception is cyclical and that illusions can be overcome through spiritual understanding.
7. I (Yat)
– Meaning: This letter symbolizes personality, individuality and self-awareness.
– Symbolism: At the end of the word, she emphasizes that each illusion is unique for each person, and our perception forms our reality.
Result
The word” illusion” in the Slavic capital letter can be considered as a multi-layered phenomenon that is associated with human perception, social interactions and the search for truth. It emphasizes that illusions can be both the result of our experience and the desire to understand deeper truths.
Our world this world is created, it does not arise by itself, it is not illusory and illusory at the same time, when something is created, there are reasons for this, the goal is one who knows who creates, the rest is an illusion. When the creation of the world takes place, it is invested and written all over again and to the end and what the result should be.
Any gardener knows what kind of fruit to expect. if the tree rots or the fruit rots, then it is removed from the garden. And if it blooms, they can also plant it in another garden.
We swami will look at the artificial creation of our civilization.
The structure of civilization can be considered through several main aspects:
1. Social structure: Civilizations have complex hierarchies that may include classes, castes, or estates. This determines how people interact with each other and what roles they play in society.
2. Economy: The economic system includes the ways in which resources are produced, distributed, and consumed. It can be an agricultural economy, industrial or post-industrial.
3. Political system: Civilizations develop various forms of governance, from monarchies and oligarchies to democracies and authoritarian regimes. The political structure affects the rights of citizens and the level of their participation in governance.
4. Culture: This includes art, religion, customs and traditions. Culture forms the identity of a society and influences its development.
5. Technology: Technological progress plays a key role in the development of civilization, from agriculture to modern information technology. This affects the standard of living and opportunities for development.
6. Ecology: The interaction of civilization with the environment is also of great importance. Sustainable use of natural resources and protection of ecosystems are becoming increasingly urgent issues.
These aspects are interrelated and influence each other, forming unique features of each civilization.
This working structure is what we live in.
All this is created artificially, there are many directions for creating a civilizationмного
The directions of development of civilization can be considered through several key aspects that can lead to various consequences:
1. Technological progress: The development of technologies such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and renewable energy can significantly improve living standards, improve health, and increase productivity. However, it can also lead to inequality, job losses, and ethical dilemmas.
2. Social change: Increased mobility and interaction between cultures can lead to more open and inclusive societies. At the same time, it can cause conflicts and social tensions, especially in the context of migration and globalization.
3. Environmental sustainability: Moving towards sustainable practices such as ecology and environmental stewardship can help preserve the planet for future generations. However, ignoring these issues can lead to environmental disasters and deterioration of the quality of life.
4. Political transformation: The development of democracy and human rights can increase citizens ' participation in governance and improve social justice. On the contrary, authoritarian regimes can lead to suppression of freedom and conflict.
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