Summary This text explores the root causes of a crisis of faith, noting that these spiritual struggles often emerge when life’s hardships or moral dilemmas conflict with a person's religious expectations. Many people in the West struggle because they view faith as a guarantee of good fortune, leading to confusion or resentment when they face inexplicable suffering. In contrast, the author highlights Eastern traditions that see both positive and negative events as essential fo

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Summary This text explores the fundamental cause of human strife, suggesting it stems not from an inherent lack of ability to love, but from a limited circle of compassion and an over-reliance on the intellect. The author argues that human nature is composed of a physical body driven by survival instincts and a spiritual essence connected to higher realms through intuition. Modern disharmony occurs because the intellect has eclipsed the spirit, leading to a biological and psy

Summary This text explores how inner psychological imbalances serve as the hidden foundation for both personal friction and widespread social conflict. The author argues that negative traits such as intolerance, distrust, and resentment are not merely reactions to others, but are manifestations of a distorted internal state akin to traditional "deadly sins." Even seemingly positive behaviors, such as charity or religious faith, can harbor imbalance if they are rooted in arrog