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I Act, Therefore I Am

On the Action Being, and why the meaning of being comes through self-forced action.

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Dr. Yanyong Thammatucharee[DATE] · [READ TIME]
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Most philosophies begin with the mind. Kirdomicism begins with action. It looks at human beings and raises them to be Action Beings — in any place, at any time.

This is not a case against the mind. Mind and body are two sides of one coin. But the mind lacks a stable direction; it returns again and again to what has not been settled. An action, forced by oneself, can play its role no matter what the mind is thinking.

Meaning of being comes through self-forced action.

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