The hottest Conscience Substack posts right now

Consciousness and Conscience are similar but belong to different spheres - one is intellectual and the other emotional.
Real Conscience is the same in all individuals and speaks a consistent language, unlike False Conscience which varies based on personal beliefs and upbringing.
Humanity is influenced by numerous laws and external forces, leading to events like wars; the practice of self-observation and isolating oneself from collective events can aid in personal development and awakening.

Poe was more than just a writer of horror; he touched on deep humanistic themes and psychology in his work.
Poe's stories may offer insights into human nature and the inner struggles we face.
Poe challenges traditional modes of investigation in understanding human behavior, emphasizing the importance of moral reason and conscience.

Showing intentions can be more important than finding the right words.
Being present and showing support through simple gestures is valuable during difficult times.
Silence, when done with intention, can be a powerful way to demonstrate care and empathy.

The post shares a list of current posts from Maurice Nicoll's Commentary, Vol. 1 on journalgurdjieffstudies.substack.com, with a focus on self-observation and inner work
There are multiple entries discussing various aspects like additional means of self-observation, work on oneself, the concept of conscience in the work, and thoughts on self-remembering
Each post contains a brief description and a link to read the full story, providing readers with a comprehensive exploration of Nicoll's writings and insights

External considering is important for adapting to others, making life easier, and shows valuing the work.
Buffers are created to reduce internal contradictions, hindering self-awareness and inner development.
Conscience, different from morality, awakens when 'buffers' are removed, leading to understanding of good and evil in the pursuit of conscious evolution.

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