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The Human Condition

  • Lawrence Sheraton
  • Nov 18, 2017
  • 1 min read

Updated: Apr 15

Polarity | The embodiment of the human condition

Polarity is the embodiment of the human condition. People have good and bad impulses; they act in kind and harmful ways. They treat each other with fairness and unfairly.   

 

Nobody is as bad as their worst deed, and nobody is a good as their best deed. As a species, we advance the most when we seek truth through greater knowledge and understanding. Conversely, we regress when we are constrained by ignorance and fear.  

 

Polarity shows an individual with the capacity to fly but who is firmly rooted to the ground. He is looking up and struggling to break free of his roots. There are cracks in the roots; the result of much effort and strain. These cracks represent hope and the will to break free of ignorance and fear.  

 

Do you want to break free from your roots and soar to new heights? Start with ethical understanding.

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