The Resurrection Of Thinking - Unlocking the Door to Inner Wisdom

The Power of Thought

Thinking is a powerful ability that separates humans from all other creatures on Earth. It enables us to solve problems, make decisions, and create new realities. However, in today's fast-paced and digital world, our thinking seems to have taken a back seat. We are constantly bombarded with information, distractions, and the need for instant gratification, which can hinder our ability to think deeply and critically.

But there is hope. The resurrection of thinking is about rediscovering the power of our minds and reclaiming the lost art of deep thinking. It is a call to embrace introspection, creativity, and self-reflection - unlocking the door to our inner wisdom.

Breaking Free from Distraction

In a world filled with constant notifications, social media, and endless streams of information, it is no wonder that our ability to focus has diminished. Our attention spans have shrunk to a mere minutes, preventing us from engaging in deep, meaningful thinking.

The Resurrection of Thinking: Steiner's Anthroposophy & the Postmodernism of Badiou, Deleuze, Derrida & Levinas

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However, by consciously choosing to step away from these distractions, we can reclaim our mind's power. Setting aside dedicated time free from screens, notifications, and interruptions allows us to dive deep into our thoughts and explore profound concepts.

The Art of Reflection

Reflection is an essential component of thinking. It allows us to examine our experiences, learn from them, and gain clarity and insight. Unfortunately, in our fast-paced society, reflection often gets overlooked in favor of constant activity and multitasking.

By incorporating regular periods of self-reflection into our lives, we can tap into our inner wisdom and gain a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world around us. Whether through journaling, meditation, or simply taking a quiet walk in nature, these introspective moments provide the necessary space for thoughts to flourish.

Fostering Creativity

Creativity is another casualty of our modern way of life. The pressure to conform and meet societal expectations often stifles our ability to think outside the box and come up with innovative ideas. We are taught to follow a set path, often neglecting our unique perspectives and creative impulses.

However, by embracing our creativity and exploring new possibilities, we can revive our thinking and unlock new realms of knowledge. Engaging in artistic pursuits, brainstorming sessions, or even engaging in "what if" thought experiments can stimulate our minds and open up a world of opportunities.

Embracing Deep Thinking

Deep thinking is the ultimate resurrection of our cognitive abilities. It involves immersing ourselves in complex ideas, challenging assumptions, and analyzing information from various perspectives. It requires patience, concentration, and an insatiable hunger for knowledge.

By devoting time and effort to deep thinking, we can develop critical thinking skills, expand our intellectual capacity, and make more informed decisions. It is through deep thinking that we can uncover innovative solutions to global challenges, create meaningful connections, and enhance our overall well-being.

The resurrection of thinking is a call to action - a reminder that our minds possess incredible potential waiting to be unleashed. By breaking free from distractions, engaging in self-reflection, fostering creativity, and embracing deep thinking, we can unlock the door to our inner wisdom and live a more fulfilling and purposeful life.

The Resurrection of Thinking: Steiner's Anthroposophy & the Postmodernism of Badiou, Deleuze, Derrida & Levinas

by Scott Elliot Hicks(Kindle Edition)

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The first full-length text in any language to wrestle with the conceptual relationship between the spiritual science of Rudolf Steiner and the French Post-structuralist thinking of Jacques Derrida, Alain Badiou, Gilles Deleuze and Guattari, and Emmanuel Levinas. Furthermore, the book is a living investigation of new ways of deactualizing and taking the first steps in spiritualizing thinking, perception, sensation, language, and willing. It is a direct demonstration of original spiritual research and creation, inscribed and readable by Intuitive Thinking and Moral Imagination in a vibrant, breathing experiment of the weaving together and opening up of living concepts. It is a sensible and supersensible cognitive-chemical experiment carried out and followed moment by moment one step beyond subjective, transcendental, and phenomenological research. The text operates in a neutral field, which does not try to interpret or critique, but rather opens up the direct perception of the concept plane and its new moral intensive fields, and the activities and events engendered there. This text brings Anthroposophy into direct contact with the most current elements of the evolution of world-thinking, using its life and light to illuminate the fresh notions in the most up-to-date philosophical thinking.

The contents include:

Part I – The Flashing and Rustling in the Stillness of the Woods – The Mysteries of Movement, Thinking and Perception
Chapter 1: The Eye-World Stream: The Melting and Reorientation of Sight, Light, and Sensation
Chapter 2: The Dance of the Others in Moral Space: The Dynamic Respiration of the Moving and the Still in Thinking Life and in the Will
Chapter 3: Empty Skull: The Moral Call of the Threshold and the New Self
Chapter 4: To the North Star and Back to Earth: Living in Pure Concepts and Finding My Own Space
Chapter 5: The Implosion of Conscious Events and the Motion of the World-Human

Part II – The Two Faces of Warmth: The Mysteries of the Void, the Will, and the Other
Chapter 6: Building New Organs of Heat life
Chapter 7: The Soul of Repetition
Chapter 8: Extraction, Suction, and Negative Combustion in the Void

Part III - Tongue, Tone and Fire: The Mysteries of Sound, Smell, Touch, and the Spiritualization of Language
Chapter 9: The Vaporization of the Senses of Touch, Hearing, and Smell
Chapter 10: Language and Warmth
Chapter 11: Anxiety and Courage in the Instability of the Air
Chapter 12: Culmination in the Real Meeting of the Other through Fire