begin to know oneself until the age of 30. My question is does any man here [on this earth] truly knoweth himself? And "knowing oneself"--is there some other implication? Does it have to do with spirituality or something else? Or a combination of things? Like the phrase high school is the best four years of your life has a meaning that goes further than what the undeveloped mind perceives it to mean. So, is there something more when we speak of "knowing oneself"? Does it mean knowing the world's reality, your responsibility within it, and the essence of what makes you and others human and real? Is there a greater understanding to "knowing oneself?" And does it really mean to know oneself or does it mean to know others?
Do you know yourself? Is it possible for any man to discern who he really is? Is there a divinity within each one of us? Is our true self the essence of love or godliness? Do you even know?
2007-12-11
13:59:24
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I'm not near 30 yet, so...
Maybe knowing oneself just means the self that emerges when you are alone, quiet, and in peace? But then--ah...maybe I'm just I dunno
2007-12-11
14:03:12 ·
update #1