The Negligence
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Negligence and carelessness lead every human being to failure.
To be negligent is, as we would say, Nec Legere, to not elect, to surrender to the arms of failure.
Negligence belongs to the ego and its opposite is the intuition, which belongs to the Being. The ego can neither elect nor distinguish, but the Being can.
It is only by means of the living incarnation of the Revolution of the Dialectic that we will learn to “elect” in order to not have any more failures in life.
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