Cyril John Mathew

02/01/2025

A societal system refers to the organized structures and institutions that govern human interactions and maintain order within a community or society. It includes components like government, economy, education, and healthcare, all working together to meet collective needs and ensure social stability. The societal system operates on rules, laws, and cultural norms that shape behavior, promote cooperation, and address conflicts. It emphasizes progress, productivity, and material well-being, often focusing on the external and collective aspects of human life. However, societal systems can sometimes become rigid or overly materialistic, leading to inequality, alienation, or a loss of deeper meaning.
In contrast, a spiritual system is centered on inner growth, moral principles, and a connection to the transcendent or divine. It provides a framework for understanding life's purpose and fostering personal and communal values such as compassion, love, and forgiveness. Spiritual systems often manifest through religions, philosophies, or personal practices that guide individuals in cultivating inner peace and ethical living. Unlike societal systems, which focus on external order, spiritual systems address the internal dimensions of existence, helping individuals navigate challenges with resilience and meaning. Together, these systems complement each other, with the spiritual system offering ethical guidance and a sense of purpose to the societal system, while the societal system provides a structure for implementing spiritual ideals in daily life.

A societal system refers to the organized structures and institutions that govern human interactions and maintain order within a community or society. It inc...

27/12/2024

A societal system refers to the organized structures and institutions that govern human interactions and maintain order within a community or society. It includes components like government, economy, education, and healthcare, all working together to meet collective needs and ensure social stability. The societal system operates on rules, laws, and cultural norms that shape behavior, promote cooperation, and address conflicts. It emphasizes progress, productivity, and material well-being, often focusing on the external and collective aspects of human life. However, societal systems can sometimes become rigid or overly materialistic, leading to inequality, alienation, or a loss of deeper meaning.

In contrast, a spiritual system is centered on inner growth, moral principles, and a connection to the transcendent or divine. It provides a framework for understanding life's purpose and fostering personal and communal values such as compassion, love, and forgiveness. Spiritual systems often manifest through religions, philosophies, or personal practices that guide individuals in cultivating inner peace and ethical living. Unlike societal systems, which focus on external order, spiritual systems address the internal dimensions of existence, helping individuals navigate challenges with resilience and meaning. Together, these systems complement each other, with the spiritual system offering ethical guidance and a sense of purpose to the societal system, while the societal system provides a structure for implementing spiritual ideals in daily life.

A societal system refers to the organized structures and institutions that govern human interactions and maintain order within a community or society. It inc...

02/11/2024

https://cyriljohnmathew.com/psychotherapy-from-the-purview-of-the-audience/

പ്രശ്നങ്ങൾ കണ്ടെത്തുകയും അവയ്ക്ക് പരിഹാരം നിർദേശിക്കുകയും ചെയ്യുക എന്നതാണ് ആകെ സൈക്കോതെറാപ്പി കൊണ്ടുദ്ദേശി...

13/10/2024

https://cyriljohnmathew.com/mindfulness-and-its-meaning/

The core of mindfulness, is allowing the mind to rest naturally in its conscious state without forcing it into a particular focus. This "letting go" creates an effortless presence where the mind is free from clinging to thoughts or emotions.

13/10/2024

https://cyriljohnmathew.com/the-meaning-of-letting-go-and-its-connection-with-the-state-of-mind/

Spiritual teachings often emphasize surrender, while other approaches focus on living in the present moment. Across these philosophies, there is a recurring theme of letting go or freeing the mind.

13/10/2024

https://cyriljohnmathew.com/ego-self-and-its-abandonment/

The ego-self is a concept deeply rooted in psychoanalytic theory, particularly in the work of Sigmund Freud. Freud viewed the ego as the rational part of the mind, mediating between the unconscious desires of the id and the moral demands of the superego

07/06/2024

Reality is a condition of self acceptance. You end the fight and finally accept what you are. We can be moulded into something that we are not. That causes the inner fight and accepting your reality leads to end of inner fight https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MrdwwZdMWcI&t=8s
**ra

31/05/2024

Ego self is formed for the initial stages of life and it doesn't form our totality. After the maturation of ego self it is deemed to be abandoned to fall completely into life. These are the two stages of life. ***icpractice ***ic ***icsexuality

31/05/2024

The meaning of letting go and it's connection with the state of mind.

The nature state of mind resonates with the claims put forward by spirituality and life gurus. That it makes sense to let go the mind inorder to live a conscious life.

To allow mind to be in the state of witnessing it is essential to free it. A man can witness his life when he has freed his mind.
https://youtu.be/pH4nIJ5cnQs

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27/05/2024

Mindfulness and it's meaning. How mindfulness can be achieved. How non-doing is the path to mindfulness. Mindfulness is achieved at the point the mind falls freely in consciousness. Hence It is a condition unachievable by conscious effort. The mind cannot end by itself.

https://youtu.be/nGqX88N-DKQ
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Love your life

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