A Perspective on Duality (pt.1)
Hello everyone, I just felt like writing something which would get me canceled in the future today, so here goes. (Of course, I am just kidding, please do not cancel me, all my views here are transient and I am open to learning more about these topics if you have a more coherent perspective on them). These are views that have been informed by many things, e.g. Jungian Archetypes, David Deida, Kashmiri Shaivism, and One chapter I remember reading from Bertrand Russell's History of Western Philosophy (and also possibly many other places which I forget mentioning. Well the first thing to clear, which seems so simple to me, yet I don't know how many people get wrong, is understanding masculinity and femininity as archetypal attributes of our egos instead of fixed essential groundings depending on our biology. There can be men who have a feminine temperament and women who have a masculine temperament. Now, In my opinion, the "politically charged debates" aren't exactl