How to call It?

It necessarily presents itself differently, for instance, to those who have considerable means of action or to those who struggle for their daily survival, to those who have developed their mental instruments or to those who are riveted to physical labor, to those who have realized a constant awareness or to those who are engulfed in their immediate sensorial experience.

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The more the individual has a margin of choice and the more its responsibility grows.

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The physical consciousness is generally engrossed in the practical needs and necessities of its own physical, material, corporeal existence; it has neither the distance nor the perspective that would allow it to view and evaluate those needs and necessities of the terrestrial collective existence.

At the tribunal of civilization, a single formula addresses each individual: “in your soul and conscience, wilt thou serve the truth?”

Yet in our numerous utilitarian languages, which truth is it about?

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