Our conception of ego seems to be the source of some mild consternation. I find it most helpful to think of ego as limited in perception and wisdom rather than as a lower self that's separate from the whole or as "bad". It's the limited perception and resulting lack of wisdom that's the root of the issues with ego, not some inherent evil. There are reams to be written about this. More to come.
Our conception of ego seems to be the source of some mild consternation. I find it most helpful to think of ego as limited in perception and wisdom rather than as a lower self that's separate from the whole or as "bad". It's the limited perception and resulting lack of wisdom that's the root of the issues with ego, not some inherent evil. There are reams to be written about this. More to come.
Our conception of ego seems to be the source of some mild consternation. I find it most helpful to think of ego as limited in perception and wisdom rather than as a lower self that's separate from the whole or as "bad". It's the limited perception and resulting lack of wisdom that's the root of the issues with ego, not some inherent evil. There are reams to be written about this. More to come.
Thank you for clarifying Mark! Ego as limited perception makes sense to me.