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Jiang defines animism as an early religion in which humans, trees, animals, and other living conscious beings are interconnected in a cycle of life, death, birth, and rebirth.
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Jiang defines animism as an early religion in which humans, trees, animals, and other living conscious beings are interconnected in a cycle of life, death, birth, and rebirth.
"Okay, good morning. Today we do Sigmund Freud. First, what I will do is I will put Freud in the context of the Western..."
"...he argues that we are human beings and we have natural life cycles because we're organisms. Well, societies are the same way where empires,..."
"...you know the way empires you know the the light the life cycle of an empire you're always you always have the rise and..."
"...what this really is okay these superstructures it tells us the life cycle of a civilization. Right? So this is when civilization is young..."
"And the third theory is the idea of a civilizational life cycle. And this is proposed by a German philosopher, scholar, named Oswald Spangler...."
"...there's nothing anyone can do about this. It is a natural life cycle. All right? So, these are the three major theories I want..."
"...threat. If there's an external threat, then surely this system, this life cycle can be extended. Right? And external threats are examples of, hey,..."
"...idea of oneness. We're no different. We're all part of the life cycle. We're all part of Mother Nature. Okay? The Mother Goddess. All..."
Modernism begins as a religious problem before it becomes psychology, literature, art, social media, and depression.
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