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mumstheword
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So I've gotten into the study. I realized it was Nezza and my judgement about myself academic self blocking me and was able to by pass the block. Yay! :-)
I quite like the liberal humanism approach. It's pro human, pro individual, kind of "pure", very reverent of "art", a certain kind of art anyway. It does resonate with me. I'm kind of into "universal truth" and relating human to human without other agendas coming into It.
It seems to me to be deeply concerned with inner experience and our relationships with each other and the natural world and expressing something profound about all that as well as a emphasis on what's common to humans in general. I quite like it.
I quite like the liberal humanism approach. It's pro human, pro individual, kind of "pure", very reverent of "art", a certain kind of art anyway. It does resonate with me. I'm kind of into "universal truth" and relating human to human without other agendas coming into It.
It seems to me to be deeply concerned with inner experience and our relationships with each other and the natural world and expressing something profound about all that as well as a emphasis on what's common to humans in general. I quite like it.