John Harper
The relative mind is associative by nature. It tries to fit everything it can into its favored understanding; into the construct, model or system that it becomes enamored of. This can lead to situations of trying to fit a square peg into a round hole or putting the cart before the horse.
I believe an example of this came my way several months ago in the form of an article on the three poisons of Buddhism (ignorance, hatred and greed) and their relationship to the enneagram. The auth...
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