Soefitempel

I can't really get used to that temple with its strange round shape. Also strange actually, a sharp spire does not stand out, but that round shape, on the other hand, is even a bit irritating. How can that be? I think of course, the Sufi faith is precisely a certain example of a world religion as I have understood. It's a bit like a minnaret and they've become somewhat troubled in the West in a sense over the last 45 years, I mean, nobody looks at minnarets with an unblemished eye after all the events of the past decades. I mean: you no longer travel without a telephone by bus from here to India, as it was then without any problems. Another reason may of course be that perfectly round shapes in nature visible to the eye are hardly visible, but can only be discerned at micro level and that this intuitively feels unreal (as a soldier you immediately learn all round shapes during camouflage lessons. to work ...) Yes, it must be a combination of the two as the dualist often overlooks. The temple does not get used to it for me, but yes, faith is of course also an invention that arose from compensation for ego feelings and from that same dualism of course; good and bad, clean and dirty, beautiful and ugly. Let's just wait for a world 'religion' that understands that and can encompass it in actions in practice. Wait a minute ... there is already ... practicing Buddhism! Pay attention to 'practicing' I say, not immediately when so many ignorant people immediately turn it into 'a faith' again.

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