Philosophical thoughts:

All love, all knowledge is inspired by God. Because man is a child of God. People are part of a greater whole. The goal is to come into unity through forms of growth, births and labour.

People are formed into a (mental, symbolic) body.

The struggle, toil and wrestling with the spirit is the subject of secularisation. The secularisation of God. The spirit is what distinguishes humans as living organisms from animals. The spirit seeks unity.

Man initially relates what God has given him to his work and actions. He loves himself for the sake of being loved and desired. The challenge is to submit to the complexity of the world from the moment of realisation or inspiration. Not to relate the essence of the ‘I’ to oneself.

This is inherent in the process of secularisation. From now on, this is followed by the process of sanctification, of sacrilisation. Man learns to recognise divine inspiration by learning to return the given development that is now expressed through his being (in the sense of a vessel, a kind of less I, more you) to the general public.

Acting altruistically – I pass on what I have acquired in the sense of the grace that has been bestowed upon me. Because I hope that this will contribute to my own ability to contribute to survival. A process of sanctification, of sacrilisation!