by Dea

Created on: November 26, 2011   Last Updated: December 06, 2011

The science of sociology postulating that a well-developed personality is highly correlated with the norms and values of the family one was born into.

Kahlil Gibran speaks of good and evil as follows;

"Of the good in you I speak, but not of the evil. For what is evil but good tortured by its own hunger and thirst? Verily when good is hungry it seeks food even in dark caves, and when it thirsts it drinks even dead waters."

Ancient philosophers like Socrates and Plato suggesting that good and evil are one. The allying forces of good and evil can be demonstrated by the brief examination of Man's psychological and physiological make up.

The top level of our consciousness is the Ego which in its best responsible for our survival, in its worst mirroring the myriad facets of narcissism. Beneath the Ego lays the subconscious, the levels of higher consciousness embraced by super conscious, the Force animates men on the face of Earth.

As an electrical object the body producing constant fire that does not kill. Hydrogen chloride regarded as mineral acid responsible for fermentation in the stomach. The bile, a very bitter poison further refines the digestive process. The lower region of large intestines is the home coli bacterium employed in the process of healthy elimination.

Deviating from the laws of alliance concerning the body causing ill health thus, maintaining equilibrium is the compulsory dancing of good and evil.

Humanity, in the present level of existence immersed in the duality of ego awareness; black and white, birth and death, war and peace, good and evil.

In truth there is only Oneness. The realization of truth is an emotional matter; we even have a gland in our chest the Thymus that's keeping us in different levels of emotional intelligence. Ego consciousness is deviation from the truth of oneness, desire for more material on the expense of another, the root of all evil.

Struggling with the creative process of composing, Wagner wrote the following to his wife; "I often turn with longing to land of Nirvana….. the bliss of quitting Life." He is talking about the death of ordinary order where the question of happiness involves some relatively pleasurable things.

Discovering the true emotion of Oneness is to live in the disposition of surrender to higher consciousness; the Kingdom within, the Self, the Eternal, the Absolute, the Goodness in me and in everyone.

The consequence of surrounding to the higher faculties of Man is thriving in the face of uncertainty and an awesome courage to fulfill the task of transforming evil into goodness.

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