To be extremely self-centred
is to be extremely self-destructive
[as one forgets one’s interdependence on others].
— Stonepeace | Get Books
Self-Destruction
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To be extremely self-centred
is to be extremely self-destructive
[as one forgets one’s interdependence on others].
— Stonepeace | Get Books
G’day can you please explain “one’s interdependence on others”
So I can try to understand your point of view, before commenting.
Cheers,
Brett
Now that is a double edged sword…
I have not found the middle ground
here…I have been wanting my independence but like interdependence,
there is a trust factor at play here?
I think my lesson is learning to trust…
Ouchy!!!
EQUANIMITY…
Namaste’ :heart:
An example of one’s interdependence on others is that for us to exist, we depend on the efforts of many – our parents when young, and those who provide food, water, transport… Nothing exists independently; all exist interdependently in a web of relationships.
🙂