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"SACRED" MEANINGS

I have reflected on something that I find to be very interesting lately, and this is of course only my perspective on the topic and not "the truth".

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I have reflected on something that I find to be very interesting lately, and this is of course only my perspective on the topic and not "the truth". In most societies there are certain topics that are not to be talked about and that is to be considered socially unacceptable. Now, some of the statements in this article are generalizations by design, to encourage you to interact with the idea instead of a specific context.

"When you put some meanings as "sacred", holy, beyond questioning, our meanings can be destructive and toxic to us. It causes us to close our minds, become dogmatic, unreasonable and unable to process new information." Dr. Michael Hall

So, as that s just meanings and I don t really care about social stigma, I m going to talk about some of them in this reflection. This whole article can therefor be considered as a "trigger warning.”

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