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The Landscape and the Lens — Understanding Mentality and Mindset
Read more → : The Landscape and the Lens — Understanding Mentality and MindsetMindset is the lens we use to perceive the world; mentality is the landscape that gives rise to that lens. This essay explores the psychological, cultural, and metaphysical dimensions of the mind’s architecture.
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Forgiveness — The Qur’an’s Path to Mercy
Read more → : Forgiveness — The Qur’an’s Path to MercyIn the Qur’an, forgiveness is not weakness — it is divine imitation. To forgive is to reflect the very nature of God, who is ‘Ar-Rahman, Ar-Rahim’ — the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful.
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Forgiveness — According to Ifá
Read more → : Forgiveness — According to IfáForgiveness in Ifá is not merely pardon — it is the restoration of harmony, balance, and destiny through good character and ritual alignment.
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Forgiveness — According to Daoism
Read more → : Forgiveness — According to DaoismIn Daoism, forgiveness is not a duty — it is the natural return to balance when the ego ceases to resist what is.
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Forgiveness — Across Five Traditions and the Human Psyche
Read more → : Forgiveness — Across Five Traditions and the Human PsycheA cross-cultural and psychological reflection on forgiveness — from divine mercy to shadow integration, showing how every path leads to harmony and wholeness.
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Forgiveness — The Bible’s Explanation
Read more → : Forgiveness — The Bible’s ExplanationForgiveness in the Bible is more than emotion — it is the divine pattern of mercy through which love heals, restores, and liberates both the sinner and the saint.
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The Paradox of the Peak: On Elitism, Mastery, and the Grace of Descent
Read more → : The Paradox of the Peak: On Elitism, Mastery, and the Grace of DescentElitism worships ascent. But the true master discovers that the higher one climbs, the more sacred the act of bending down becomes. This is the paradox of the peak — the grace of descent.
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The Geometry of Maturity
Read more → : The Geometry of MaturityMaturity is not how long you’ve lived — it’s how well you’ve integrated your experiences into wisdom. A fool at forty is not one who fails, but one who refuses to evolve.
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The Metaphysics of Snakes and Ladders
Read more → : The Metaphysics of Snakes and LaddersMore than a child’s game, Snakes and Ladders is a mirror of metaphysical law — chance as karma, ladders as virtue, snakes as desire, and liberation as remembrance.