I do not need an enemy in that mirror, to recognize myself. With all this, it is so difficult to recognize, as we are buried emotions. Emotions are all our mental life, or at least cover it completely. Yet there is a level below where we can see emotions in a way closer to the truth. There is the best reflection, however, the best mirror in which we can aspire. Emotions color the life at the cost of moving the points of view on the facts from values \u200b\u200bthat are predominant in that context, what we have in a mirror that distorts reality and the image of ourselves. Then there are emotions so strong bending the mirror up to the point of transforming the images reflected in incomprehensible spots of light. These emotions can not be resisted, they are those which directly embody the dark forces of the unconscious: sexual desire, anger against someone else (I assume, not having ever tried for my lucky) depression, so strong lead to suicide.
What do you see in that mirror the suicide in the last minute of his life? Man is the only animal able to kill himself, and usually thinks that this is due to the complexity of the human mind, sensitivity and depth of reasoning that other animals have not and that - when you screw up itself - can lead to madness. The point is not that. Rather, man is the most domesticated of all animals, the directives it receives in childhood, remain inscribed in the superego dictates mandatory. Also there is a mirror, a mirror and deadly evil that recalls images of a distant but still painful today. I think the end of each suicide is the tragic outcome of a script written many years ago when he realized that a child would make her parents happy just taking off in between.
Man is body, but the same body which allows it to be in the world is also the impenetrable wall that separates it from cosmic consciousness, the Truth of the Whole, the knowledge is not mediated by reason, and that is why he is doomed to see himself and the world only by means of mirrors. When you recognize this state of affairs is hard to understand much of what occupies our time and our energies have then is so important than searching for a mirror always cleaner and less distorted when looking at ourselves and world.
Man is body, but the same body which allows it to be in the world is also the impenetrable wall that separates it from cosmic consciousness, the Truth of the Whole, the knowledge is not mediated by reason, and that is why he is doomed to see himself and the world only by means of mirrors. When you recognize this state of affairs is hard to understand much of what occupies our time and our energies have then is so important than searching for a mirror always cleaner and less distorted when looking at ourselves and world.
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