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Reading 1 Author's Note and (1) "The entity is expressed in multiple definitions but always in reference to one thing (Being) and a unique nature".
Reading 2 (2) "The whole is more than a sum of its parts" and (3) "Being and Existence only seem to be separated in the Forgetfulness of Being".
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Reading 1 The integral value
Reading 2 The historical development of reason and history in three stages
Reading 3 Eastern reason in the spirit of Postmodern Integrality, the example of India
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PloT
The Books of Life represent both some of the best literature ever written and the first realistic religion and spiritual practice concept as it was foreseen by big names like Franz Kafka and Martin Heidegger. According to them, the Meaning of Life is the evolutional development in all areas of life. Thus, the fiction and nonfiction Books of Life discuss and provide plenty of unique innovations, concepts and methods. They can help us to understand in larger correlations and offer fantastic skills and tools for a better life as well for democracy, society, culture and science.
Motivation
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SuBSTANCE
In the Books of Life, we come upon a resource that can make sense of our desire for simplicity and make us fit for complexity.
Immerse yourself in the world of Integrality. Integral thinking is the future thinking and the third historical phase after tradition and modernity.
THE INTEGRAL MANIFESTO
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WORLD FORMULA IN MAN AND STONE
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