Concept
The Human Self
How the tradition describes the inner self — its inclinations, its forgetfulness and its capacity for change.
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Concepts this connects to
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The examination and gradual reordering of the self, understood as preparation for responsibility.
The moral weight of a life in which choices are recorded and answered for.
Why hardship is treated as a condition of the human situation rather than as a verdict upon a person.
Where this reaches in a life
Within Yourself · Within Family · Within Work and Livelihood