The human nature: an artistic reflection on origin, infinity, and self-realisation

This study attempts to answer the self-raised questions, identification of individuals, what are we? To understand two significant but contradictory aspects of human life, both comprise physical and non-physical abilities of humans who are limited biologically. However, humans have infinite capacities and transcend earthly limitations to achieve farfetched success. This qualitative study explores the beliefs about human existence. Reading relates to these aspects with a process of recognition that is defined as ‘Khudi’ taken as ‘Self-realization.’ Self-realization is associated with the identification of an individual’s peculiar self. Data from books, articles, and recent scholarships have been analysed. The methodology of the creative process and execution was quite experimental and created a three-dimensional space with different mediums and materials. The analysis revealed the process of literature, religion, science, arts, and human dignity. The study concludes that the human being is a perfect man with the achievement of governing his tangible and intangible abilities. The research finds mud as a tangible source of human origin and physical skills; defiantly, it affiliates wisdom and soul with the intangible abilities of humans. Success of being a perfect human is the ultimate purpose of human life, attained by using both abilities in their proper senses.

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Liberal Arts and Social Sciences International Journal (LASSIJ)
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.47264/idea.lassij/8.2.10
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Jungian Analytical Psychology
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The human nature: an artistic reflection on origin, infinity, and self-realisation

Iqra Ayyaz, Syed Rizvi, Anum Mahmood, Nazia Iram
Liberal Arts and Social Sciences International Journal (LASSIJ)
Jungian Analytical Psychology
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The human nature: an artistic reflection on origin, infinity, and self-realisation

Iqra Ayyaz, Syed Rizvi, Anum Mahmood, Nazia Iram
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Abstract

This study attempts to answer the self-raised questions, identification of individuals, what are we? To understand two significant but contradictory aspects of human life, both comprise physical and non-physical abilities of humans who are limited biologically. However, humans have infinite capacities and transcend earthly limitations to achieve farfetched success. This qualitative study explores the beliefs about human existence. Reading relates to these aspects with a process of recognition that is defined as ‘Khudi’ taken as ‘Self-realization.’ Self-realization is associated with the identification of an individual’s peculiar self. Data from books, articles, and recent scholarships have been analysed. The methodology of the creative process and execution was quite experimental and created a three-dimensional space with different mediums and materials. The analysis revealed the process of literature, religion, science, arts, and human dignity. The study concludes that the human being is a perfect man with the achievement of governing his tangible and intangible abilities. The research finds mud as a tangible source of human origin and physical skills; defiantly, it affiliates wisdom and soul with the intangible abilities of humans. Success of being a perfect human is the ultimate purpose of human life, attained by using both abilities in their proper senses.

Liberal Arts and Social Sciences International Journal (LASSIJ)Vol. 8(2)
University of Engineering and Technology Lahore (PK), University of Okara (PK), Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust (GB)
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Jungian Analytical Psychology
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