Enlightenment and Evolution
- Human Afterall
- Feb 14, 2023
- 2 min read
Evolution and enlightenment are two of the most powerful concepts that have ever entered human consciousness. But they entered it through different doorways, so to speak: They arose in different cultures, at different stages of human history, and still occupy separate compartments in most minds.
People assume there is a huge gap between living your life with philosophical influence and between regular lifestyle.
Philosophies and concepts are there to make your life easy and to give you the resources that are needed to apply these philosophies in your day-to-day life.
A few of these examples are enlightenment and Nirvana (Moksha).
They are simple concepts, enlightenment goes for your aware consciousness about everything like relations, people, opportunities, about present reality and MOKSH goes for not only being aware but also respecting every emotion, feeling, exuberance, your personality, and reacting to the natural process of everything with a little practice you can apply this concept easily in your life and use their benefits in your only life. However, we have to understand a perspective of evolution and what it is today? What it has become today?
Many of the concepts sare not valid in today’s world of ancient though it is the same world that has evolved into what it is today.
Human Afterall says evolution is real. Whatever this world is today it has evolved to it. And unless we learn to respect it and know the ways of it. Our lifestyle and Global lifestyle won’t match and if we all continue criticizing each other and doing that we will go nowhere.
Yet although evolution and enlightenment are set apart in many ways, they do share a certain foundation, which is that they are both developmental concepts: they are about ongoing processes of growth and change – in the case of evolution, the growth and development of organic life, human culture, and the cosmos; in the case of enlightenment, the growth and development of individual consciousness.
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