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Actualized.org - Self-Help, Psychology, Consciousness, Spirituality, Philosophy

Holism and Holistic Thinking - Part 1

Actualized.org - Self-Help, Psychology, Consciousness, Spirituality, Philosophy

Leo Gura

Self-help, Health

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 March 2021

⏱️ 149 minutes

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Summary

What is holistic thinking and why is it so important?

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0:00.0

When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe.

0:18.0

A quote by John Muir.

0:22.0

Let's get into the heart of holism and holistic thinking. There's so

0:28.1

much material to cover here that there's actually going to be an additional part

0:31.8

next week so stay tuned for that.

0:35.0

As always, sometimes the best material I save for last as we build up.

0:40.0

But if you haven't watched already, make sure you go watch my previous episode called

0:44.0

What Are Holons, where we lay the foundation for what will, for what we'll be talking about today.

0:50.0

So, basically at this point you should understand that everything in the universe is connected to everything else in case that wasn't clear

1:00.0

but for a lot of people this isn't clear because they're looking at the universe through

1:07.0

the filter of their selfish ego mind and this creates distortions and causes us to think unholistically.

1:15.0

And when people tend to think unholistically, this leads to pathology,

1:20.0

disease and even evil, in quotes, evil.

1:25.0

And that's why this topic is so important and we'll be going into just exactly

1:31.1

what the connection is between lack of holism and evil

1:35.0

deeper in this episode. But before we get to that, first let's define holism

1:41.0

in a formal way.

1:43.2

If we look at the dictionary, the Oxford dictionary definition says the following.

1:48.8

Quote, it's the theory that parts of a whole are in intimate interconnection such that they cannot exist

1:55.6

independently of the whole or cannot be understood without reference to the whole, which is

2:00.9

thus regarded as greater than the sum of its parts."

2:04.0

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