Everything I do for my private wellbeing adds another layer to my ego, and in thickening it insulates me more from God.
In Huston Smith's "The World's Religions," he explores the relationship between personal wellbeing and spirituality. He suggests that focusing solely on individual comforts and ego enhancements can create a barrier between oneself and the divine. This self-centered approach, while intended to foster happiness, can ultimately lead to a disconnection from a deeper spiritual presence.
Smith's perspective highlights the importance of humility and selflessness in one's spiritual journey. By prioritizing personal desires, one risks thickening the ego, which can obscure the path to God. He urges readers to consider how their efforts for private wellbeing may inadvertently isolate them from true spiritual fulfillment.
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