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Wasser wird Licht: Lyrik als Brücke auf dem mühsamen Weg zur inneren Mitte - Hardcover

Solscheid, Liesel

 
9783347950733: Wasser wird Licht: Lyrik als Brücke auf dem mühsamen Weg zur inneren Mitte

Synopsis

The present lyrical work describes the process of self-development, in this course one's own consciousness increasingly solidifies itself in its individuality or differentiation from others. Individuation is the counterpart to Far Eastern personality development; with the difference that one is not in a prefabricated religion, but floats completely free and builds your own "house" in which one lives inside. For this purpose, it is necessary to have the courage not to go to prefabricated "houses", but let your own thoughts and feelings run wild and thus create your "house". If you live in your self, you can open the doors and windows to the world and let everything flow in and out without breaking. This does not mean the mere living out of his self-centeredness, but it is about the whole person who has a moral feeling and thus also includes the other in his considerations. The 'beginning of a long journey', as the career is described on the title page, is the beginning of a female philosophy that develops from individual experience and unfolds deeper out of itself. With the increasing massaging of the mind, with its expression in the I, the courage for individuation, "art on the I" and thus for independent life and thinking becomes increasingly necessary. The written is intended to encourage the reader to find his way and his own insights. So it is usually the art that allows people a certain space for self-expression. Only that self-expression is necessarily connected with self-knowledge and this knowledge is also that frees the individual from his attached mask. Because he now recognizes who he really is, with all his good and bad qualities. In contrast to the one who he wanted or had to be by accepting external as desirable imposed precepts of the mass (his "false I").

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