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The ego is said to be so closely identified and attached to the ordinary world of perception, and to the mundane affairs of human existence such as play, study, work and career, family, friends or things like skill, power and money. The ego it is said cannot detach, remove and extricate itself from what is called states of illusion. These may be the human constructed Qualified States and artificial perspectives like cities, fashion, business or science, that in the overall parameters of the eons of universal time, have nothing to do with the true reality as the ceaseless existence of the body and soul of nature itself. The ego may also be thought of as the materialist personality without any means
of Spiritual Substantiation, and thus is cut off from the living organism that it is
encompassed and surrounded in. Having no connection with the natural
world as the source of all life and soul, the ego must then rely on its own
devices to create substantiation by the accumulation of material assets
and the development of the self.
In terms of elements contained in the theory of Any Age Authority, Buddhism is considered a
Conservative perspective. All the major religions are considered as progressive and materialist, meaning that the focus is on the obtainment of states in future as afterlife, and the use of present earthly existence as material for the progressive perfection of the soul. Some people do not consider Buddhism a religion at all, but some kind of psychology or ethical system such as Confucianism. The object of Buddhism on the other hand is the realization of spirituality in the present world, wherein the natural world is perceived to be already perfect spiritual state in and of itself.
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