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WATER VII - 09 Man, The Narrator towards Complementary Humanism by Ajith Rohan J.T.F., Rome

 

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WATER VII - Man, The Narrator towards Complementary Humanim - 6 and 7 pages

 I’d like to report in this way the most important universal fact regarding our existence: communication. Moreover, communication is the main and general catalysis of all our possible activities and knowledge.  This is why I affirm that man cannot be, not communicating. That is to say, the mere presence of man, even without a word, relatively communicates something. It is fundamental and crucial.

 

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 But it is also a fact that all saviours have been deleted from new world views. Thus fantastic supernatural origin concepts of man have disappeared. All individuals have to narrate their stories being together with others because the world is not flat but dynamic. The main and indispensable reason of all world visions is man. None has to live for any abstract concept of future life like paradise, heaven or their opposites after death. For the moment I repeat that all individuals have to realize their own relevant individual worldviews by managing a unique catalyst: the world. 

 

WATER VII - Man, The Narrator towards complementary humanity - page 03 - by Ajith Rohan J.T.F., Rome

 

WATER VII - Man, The Narrator - Towards Complemenatary Humanism - page 02 - by Ajith Rohan J.T.F., Rome

 

WATER VII - Man, The Narrator - autobiographical story

 

Water, Man The Narrator VII is an invitation for

the critical and creative individuals.

“No man therefore no world”

 

 

WATER VI - Man, The Narrator - 68 - End of the Chapter VI

WATER VI - Man, The Narrator 67 - "Art of seeing and Love of knowledge"

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WATER VI - Man, The Narrator 65 - Autobiographical story - art of seeing and love of knowledge

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Maya, you’ve exactly abridged not only what you wanted to understand; you’ve picked up also the main common human limit: problem of philosophy (the art of seeing). Well, I re-formulate one of your phrases: the starting point of the work that one has to carry out per continuum is relative to his/her space-time and topology (relative dynamic limits). Therefore absolute and infinite concepts are impossible. Moreover in this way he/she can activate his/her relative being. Only in this way he/she can experience his/her creativity and relative dynamic activities (ego). I consider concepts: absolute and infinite are as anomalies of our minds. They transform human beings into slaves of illusive objective beings. But I admit Mathematical infinite as the possible best dynamic way of understanding of our panta rei nature while living actively creating possible phenomena.

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Limoncello di Consiglia

knowledge and flavours - Sapere e Sapori 01

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"Well, with poor words I can say that to “understand” individual space-time dimension one has to watch continuously on vibrations, mutations, transformations, transmutations, activities and movement of his/her being at “present-presence” (no past or future)".

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