Which human tendencies are more prevalent in society?
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"Life is not an either/or but a seven-colored continuum; true understanding lies in seeing beyond the polarities of love and hate, violence and nonviolence."
According to Osho, asking which human tendency is more prevalent already misleads, because life is not an either/or but a seven-colored continuum. Love and hate, violence and nonviolence, indifference and passion often coexist and keep shifting. Social conditioning forces binary choices, but reality lives in the bridges between extremes. Look directly, beyond polarities.
There isn’t one main tendency; people carry mixed, changing feelings, so don’t squeeze life into yes-or-no boxes.
Why this matters practically
- Reduces polarization and snap judgments about people and events.
- Improves relationships by honoring mixed feelings and timing.
- Leads to wiser choices by framing questions to reveal nuance instead of forcing binaries.
- Improves relationships by honoring mixed feelings and timing.
- Leads to wiser choices by framing questions to reveal nuance instead of forcing binaries.
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