Shree: Public and Private

 

Shree: Public and Private

public spaces and shared mindscapes are becoming "orphans"  - no one seems to be concerned about the shared meaning of such existence. the idea or the necessity of sharing comes from being One medium (as against the belief of an individual). at a fundamental level, it is recognition that we connect and hence many dimensions of mind may be common to arrive at a response that seems appropriate for all. these dimensions therefore reflect on the idea of space and time - how are we required to conceive or perceive spaces and times, how should we use spaces and times and form relations or associations with space, time and people. that makes us understand the meaning of values common to all, their role in making idea diagrams and their suggestions in undertaking a set of actions that endorse this idea of connection.

it is an irony to believe that the progress of individual identity can happen at the cost of neglecting the shared or public identity. an individual cannot exist without the collective notion (or the individual is a subset and derives its role from the collective). the compulsion of the individual gets reflected as too much organizing things; too much of expectations on predictability; too much of need of control; too much hierarchy or top-bottom approach; too much aggression; too much of a perfectionist; too much need to disconnect from all organic signals. this ends up chucking out climate (and hence reliance on mechanical systems); chucking out human beings (hence reliance on robots); chucking out other life forms (hence global catastrophes); chucking out time (reliance on increased production and materialism); chucking out space (living in a cocoon and have got nothing to do with 'other' space); chucking out relationships (no discussions please only instructions!) and so on.

we cause a lot of self harm by neglecting our connect with others from all dimensions of human existence. thus, give time, space and nurture relations.

Hari Om