Mastering the Animal Aspect of Humanity

Humanity carries a dual nature—an animalistic instinct rooted in biology and a higher capacity for intellectual and spiritual growth. Males and females, as part of this biological foundation, possess distinct characteristics: males often exhibit greater physical strength, while females hold the profound ability to give birth. These natural traits influence behavior and, in some cases, foster illusions tied to their roles.

For males, physical strength can breed a sense of invincibility—a delusion often dispelled through life's trials and experiences that bring alignment with reality. For females, the power of giving life can create an illusion of universal desirability, tempered as self-awareness grows and challenges arise.

These tendencies are part of the "animal" layer of human existence, shaped by evolution. However, humanity is not solely defined by biology. To achieve higher purposes—such as seeking knowledge, fostering creativity, or exploring spirituality—humans must transcend this primal nature. Mastery over the body and instincts allows for the realization of greater potential.

True growth begins by acknowledging the animal within while striving for balance, self-control, and higher aspirations. In doing so, humanity can rise above the limitations of nature and embrace its capacity for enlightenment and purpose.



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