Introduction to Spiritual Freedom
By Chet Shupe
While looking at replicas of humanoid skulls, at a natural history museum—one dating back three million years—I remarked to the curator, “Compared to us, those individuals had very little knowledge. But they were free to be true to their feelings, and were likely much happier than we are.” She agreed, and I wasn’t surprised. After all, isn’t the freedom to satisfy our feelings what contentment and happiness are about?
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Rediscovering the Wisdom of Human Nature by Chet Shupe is an insightful, honest, and intriguing read about the impact of civilization on inner peace and happiness.
Book Reviews: Have you ever wondered what consciousness is? Can you tap into the wisdom provided by your feelings? Did you know that you are under the subjugation of moral laws that force you to ditch your spiritual obligations? —Centfie
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According to Hobbes, the justification for political obligation is this: given that men are naturally self-interested, yet they are rational, they will choose to submit to authority of a Sovereign in order to be able to live in a civil society, which is conductive to their own interests.
The above paragraph is an excerpt from “Social Contract Theory,” as summarized in the Internet Encylopedia of Philosophy.
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