Tag: betrayal
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Desperation: Power, Survival, and the Wound That Doesn’t Close
Read more → : Desperation: Power, Survival, and the Wound That Doesn’t CloseAn essay exploring desperation and betrayal across theology, psychology, and five traditions revealing how power, survival logic, and moral injury shape human collapse and rupture.
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Betrayal in the Qur’an: Trust, Treachery, and Moral Weight
Read more → : Betrayal in the Qur’an: Trust, Treachery, and Moral WeightA Qur’anic exploration of betrayal khiyānah, trust (amānah), hypocrisy, justice, forgiveness, and moral accountability.
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Betrayal in Ifá: Destiny, Trust, and the Consequences of Broken Alignment
Read more → : Betrayal in Ifá: Destiny, Trust, and the Consequences of Broken AlignmentAn Ifá-based exploration of betrayal as misalignment with character, destiny (orí), community, and cosmic order.
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Betrayal in Daoism: Misalignment, Artificial Loyalty, and the Loss of the Way
Read more → : Betrayal in Daoism: Misalignment, Artificial Loyalty, and the Loss of the WayA Daoist exploration of betrayal as deviation from the Dao misalignment, forced loyalty, identity fixation, and resistance to change.
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Betrayal Across Five Traditions: Covenant, Trust, Alignment, Harmony, and Attachment
Read more → : Betrayal Across Five Traditions: Covenant, Trust, Alignment, Harmony, and AttachmentA reflective synthesis of betrayal across the Bible, Qur’an, Ifá, Daoism, and Buddhism examining what betrayal breaks, what drives it, and what each tradition offers in response.
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Betrayal in Buddhism: Attachment, Delusion, and the Illusion of Possession
Read more → : Betrayal in Buddhism: Attachment, Delusion, and the Illusion of PossessionA Buddhist exploration of betrayal as a manifestation of attachment (taṇhā), delusion (avijjā), impermanence, and the collapse of clinging.