Gerald Radlauer M. D.

Societal Codependency (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

'Societal codependency', a book being published at this time, describes a previously underacknowledged entity as it relates not only to world history, but also to its contribution to the current world order. Societal codependency describes a characteristic relatedness we have with one another personally as well as with others within the world societal framework. It is this relatedness which lays the foundation for many of the world society's issues today. Societal codependency represents a way of being in all of us which is subconsciously motivated. The subconscious motivation has us act in ways which have profound effects on our personal as well as on our societal well-being. In other words, aspects of personal and societal interactions are being dictated by thought processes which are not readily within our realm of perception. Our learned societal codependent way of being has had significant effect and manufacturing many of our most profound societal ills as well as many of our most tenuous of local, national and global issues.

Another fascinating aspect of societal codependency is its propagation through each of us individually. Whereas we justify global issues as being sourced exclusively from a remote factor, each and every one of us contributes to these issues with our own way of being. Most of us picture ourselves as being small and insignificant in regards to our personal contribution to a prevailing world order. In fact, each and every one of us, though the propagation of our relatedness towards others, contributes to a world conversation pool which profoundly influences the course of global evolution. Our individual attitudes are actually building blocks of collective societal sentiment which ultimately shape the course of world history.

In short, our collective way of being and subsequent conversation profoundly affects the world order at large. Many of our conversations regarding global issues reflect nothing more than our subconsciously derived fears and insecurities as they relate to these issues. Furthermore, emoting out of fear and insecurity has us to abandon our true essence. We are subverting our humanity in favor of fear-based sentiment. 'Societal Codepencency' examines our true essence, its characteristics and why we stray from our natural expression in favor of a 'false personality'. It is this false personality which creates conditions predisposing to many of our societal ills. In considering the well-being of global society, fundamental discussions involving human relatedness is an overlooked aspect which needs to be considered. In the age of enhance communication capabilities through social media, mass media and the Internet, prudent and responsible conversation needs to be practiced in order to maintain world which preaches freedom, wealth, physical and emotional health as well as societal bliss. Acknowledgment of societal codependency as a way of being and how it has contributed towards our present world order may offer insight as to the nature of our global condition and to an alternative path.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Outskirts Press
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Mai 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781977264909
• Artikelnr.: 68098301

Autorenporträt

My name is Gerald Radlauer. I am a physician practicing internal medicine in Southern California. In 2004 and 2005, I went on several medical mission trips in urban and rural Kenya. Through these mission trips, I was inspired not only by the tremendous hospitality I felt in Kenya but by the connectivity and relatedness I had living in the United States with those living in a region previously alien to my past experiences in life. It was this connectivity and relatedness which inspired the neogenesis of this book. As a physician, I have become more aware of my connectivity to all patients no matter the difference in life experience, socioeconomic status or geographic origin. As a human being, I appreciate that around the world we have many more similarities than differences and urgently need to express our connectivity in order to maintain a livable world society. I am happily married to my wife Jan and enjoy running (not as fast as I once was), skiing (yeah, it does snow in parts of So Cal) and playing the bassoon.