Primjeri korištenja Separate self na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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I believe the Captain is now his separate self.
As the mystics have taught, the separate self can be maintained only temporarily, and at great cost.
Accumulation is a way to enlarge the tiny separate self.
It is the fear that rules the separate self, alone in the universe.
Such is the illusory paradise of the discrete and separate self.
It is the“discrete and separate self,” the Cartesian self. .
The same goes for the other defining story of our civilization,“the discrete and separate self.”.
Usury belies this union,for it seeks growth of the separate self at the expense of something external, something other.
As the latter word implies, the idea of property occurs quite naturally to the separate self.
The book is a manifesto of the discrete and separate self, the mercenary ego, and it appeals to adolescent minds to this day.
Only then can we accomplish things that are, to the separate self, impossible.
In the age of the separate self, we carry a grain of cynicism and suspicion that colors our perceptions of other people and organizations.
Our economic system and money system will no longer be agents of taking, of exploitation,of the aggrandizement of the separate self.
The desire to serve something transcending the separate self and the pain we feel from the suffering of others are two sides of the same coin.
Yes-because the source of obligation needn't be social pressure levering the self-interest of a discrete and separate self.
The mistaken intuitions of the discrete and separate self infect us so deeply that we often assume them, in disguised form, as axiomatic truth.
Indeed, the vulnerability and the power go hand in hand,because only by relaxing the guard of the separate self can we tap into power beyond its ken.
The discrete and separate self, surveying a universe that is fundamentally Other, naturally treats the natural and human world as a pile of instrumental, accidental stuff.
It wants proof that the Story of Interbeing is true, proof that life has purpose, the universe is intelligent, andthat I am more than my separate self.
The separate self in a universe governed by hostile or indifferent forces is always at the edge of extinction, and secure only to the extent that it can control these forces.
Trapped in the logic of me and mine,we seek to recover some tiny fraction of our lost wealth by expanding and protecting the separate self and its extension: money and property.
It is also a way to transcend the separate self, since to bow into service is to merge with something greater, something whose power to precipitate change extends beyond our understanding of causality.
In Sacred Economics I made the point that what we perceive as greed might be an attempt to expand the separate self in compensation for the lost connections that compose the self of interbeing;
If you're a separate self and there's other separate selves out there, other species out there, the universe is fundamentally indifferent to you or even hostile, then you definitely want to control.
To resolve that paradox, consider that most of our excess production and consumption serve no real need, but are driven by the perception of scarcity andthe existential loneliness of the separate self cut off from nature and community.
The deficit of being that afflicts the discrete and separate self, the scarcity of money in an interest-based system, the poverty of relationship that comes from the severance of our ties to community and to nature, the relentless pressure to do anything, anything at all, to make a living.
I do not think that a sacred economics can start with ownership as an elemental property because that conception buys into a worldview, a story of self and world, that is not true, orthat is true no longer- the discrete and separate self in an objective universe.
Other separate selves do the same, so we live in a world of competition and omnipresent anxiety.
Guess we're back to our old separate selves.
As in biology,we have seen the world as a competition among separate selves for limited resources.