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It allows the reader to dive into the depths of the self objectively and without pretense to see the status of the ego within their personality, the reasons for its control over them, its formation stages since childhood, and patterns of its glorification. It also highlights the forms of the ego's control, notably the refusal to allow others to criticize, belittle, or blame oneself. The book emphasizes the importance of honesty as a successful remedy for this ailment, as well as the significance of seeking out the soul's abilities and hidden talents to extract its treasures and elevate them. Additionally, it stresses the importance of bringing awareness to see things as they truly are, dissolving the ego, and creating a greater space of peace with oneself and others, as well as understanding oneself, recognizing one's flaws, dignity, and responsibility, and utilizing the ego in the context of competence, creativity, good practices, and calling to guidance.
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The Ego and Its Siblings, Salman Al-Oadah
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- Title
- The Ego and Its Siblings
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Salman Al-Oadah
- ISBN10
- 6039035978
- ISBN13
- 9786039035978
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- It allows the reader to dive into the depths of the self objectively and without pretense to see the status of the ego within their personality, the reasons for its control over them, its formation stages since childhood, and patterns of its glorification. It also highlights the forms of the ego's control, notably the refusal to allow others to criticize, belittle, or blame oneself. The book emphasizes the importance of honesty as a successful remedy for this ailment, as well as the significance of seeking out the soul's abilities and hidden talents to extract its treasures and elevate them. Additionally, it stresses the importance of bringing awareness to see things as they truly are, dissolving the ego, and creating a greater space of peace with oneself and others, as well as understanding oneself, recognizing one's flaws, dignity, and responsibility, and utilizing the ego in the context of competence, creativity, good practices, and calling to guidance.