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Ethical Thought
Today we are discussing ethics. The branch of philosophy that examines attitudes and codes of conduct for their truthful and useful character. It differs from moralism in that it does not involve a rigid adherence to a single moral code, nor a rejection of moral critique. An ethical person is someone who lives what has…
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Spiritual Ethics
On the subject of spiritual ethics, spiritual practices are observed to reinforce a commitment to a set of attitudes and thereby insure the manifestation of these attitudes in society, or to open the mind to spiritual insight to allow change in attitudes and thus improved spiritual and even physical well being. An example of a…
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Attitude In Magickal Symbolism
Returning to the subject of ethics, would anyone like to offer an attitude and I will relate it to spiritual and magickal symbolism. Anger over loss. Anger over loss is symbolized by the berserker. Some form of the berserker archetype has existed in every world culture. Translated literally it was bear shirt wearer. They were…
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Ethics In Symbolism
All spiritual symbolism you see is a symbol of an attitude and can remind you of its use. It’s the value of carrying symbols, at least for those who are ethically focused, otherwise they are just badges of allegiance and not much else. Many wear a cross while they busily pursue the most greedy of…
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Intuitive Understanding
Where does the intuitive knowledge come from? I can maybe use the recent findings about my disability. My prefrontal cortex is impaired, not totally broken, but not fully functional. Sort of absorbed by other parts of the brain. In the case of neurotypical people, when you dream your sensory center, your emotional center, and your memory…
Category: Ethics
The branch of philosophy that examines attitudes and codes of conduct for their truthful and useful character. You will have attitudes, preferences, and beliefs about any experience you have in life.
Spiritual practices are observed to reinforce a commitment to a set of attitudes and thereby insure the manifestation of these attitudes in society, or to open the mind to spiritual insight to allow change in attitudes and thus improved spiritual and even physical well being. All spiritual symbolism you see is a symbol of an attitude and can remind you of its use. It’s the value of carrying symbols, at least for those who are ethically focused, otherwise they are just badges of allegiance. Ethics originate from what Taoists call the te. Innate virtue.
“A man without ethics is a wild beast loosed upon this world.” Albert Camus (French Novelist, Essayist and Playwright, 1957 Nobel Prize for Literature, 1913-1960)
“Ethics is nothing else than reverence for life.” Albert Schweitzer (German medical Missionary, Theologian, Musician and Philosopher. 1952 Nobel Peace Prize, 1875-1965)