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About: The origin of conflict
This chapter takes on a big question—why does something like war exist?—and answers it by bringing things all the way back to the individual. Rather than framing war as something created “out there,” it suggests that large-scale conflict is really an extension of the unresolved conflicts within each of us.
The idea is that the same forces—division, fear, self-centeredness—play out both internally and collectively.
It zooms out into a broader spiritual perspective, describing creation as shaped by both light and dark influences, with human life sitting right…
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