Enlightenment
In the philosophical context, enlightenment refers to the period of intellectual and cultural development in 18th-century Europe, characterized by an emphasis on reason, science, and individualism, and a rejection of traditional authority and dogma.
In the spiritual context, enlightenment is often associated with a state of profound awakening or realization of the true nature of the self and the universe, leading to a release from suffering and the attainment of inner peace and bliss. This concept is found in many spiritual traditions, including Buddhism, Hinduism, and Taoism.
In general, enlightenment can be understood as a state of profound understanding or realization that brings about a fundamental change in one's perception of the world and oneself, leading to a greater sense of peace, harmony, and fulfillment.
The Neo-Absurdist contemplates the disintegration of civil society.
Neo-Absurdism examines the relationship between Anarchy and Dystopia.
The Neo-Absurdist heals the self.
Neo-Absurdism considers universal truth a fantasy.