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Besides
all that, the core value of magic could be that relationship itself rather than
its objective, as proper of reality; which involve both —the human being and
its objective— as a nature, in that weirdness. By the way, being proper of the
subject —not the object— this objective would be then subjective; as part of
that weirdness of reality, which involves all of them in its own bizarre
nature.’
As
complicated as this may sound, it doesn’t mean that reality doesn’t have
consistency, just objectivity by its own; like a very fluid interconnectedness,
in which each part creates its own determination of the whole. So everything ends
here as an structure, with blurred borders between its functions, that in some
cases overlaps; explaining the struggles to concert the different forms in
which reality express itself, as the tough mission of science.
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That
being said, magic could be the way the human being could reflect its own
existence, from reality as a nature; making sense of all that weirdness
progressively, as an understanding of its ontology. That’s nothing that can be
done straight (rationally) and without mistakes, like the pretentions of
philosophy; that costing some millennia to humanity, is barely an instant in
terms of cosmos, as reality in the development of a nature.
This
doesn’t means that philosophy —and science at its center— is a mistake, but leads
to mistakes in its excesses; like that specializations it prompted in
philosophy itself, distorting the perception of reality with its pretentions.
In all this, even if the human is the center of humanity, it’s still insignificant
in the whole structure of reality; being only the crown of creation as creation
is that subjective objective of human reality, with God as its first
representation.
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If
humanity were mature enough to don’t suicide systematically with greed for
power, could understand this weird deepness; for which even death would be just
a transition, in even a more rational way than the gross dualism of Idealism.
But let’s be clear, humanity is not that mature and it effectively kills itself
in that greed for power; which makes sense, since more or less is power what
makes a possibility of life in nature, even in culture as an artificial nature;
but power is then an useful property of the object, not of the subject, and less
still the object itself, explaining the problems of this greed.
Morals
aside, that was the problem that led to the development of philosophy, which is
not a sad thing as a principle; but making those excesses of political
distortions, that jus retard the other progression of knowledge and
spirituality. Not that it’s avoidable, as a natural derivation of the own
development of reality; leading after all to this better understanding of the
physical, with all that bizarre weirdness of quantum entanglement; not only as
first determinations of reality, but the whole riddle on the magic in which
humanity can understand it.
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