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Self-ignorance

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Self`-ig´no`rance
n.1.Ignorance of one's own character, powers, and limitations.


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Partially, because we as women don't have enough faith in the ability of our sisters to lead, and this is due to our own self-ignorance and the lack of true solidarity between Arab and Muslim women in our societies.
But McCauley has never been one to give in to sentimentality; he knows human nature too well to believe that the fear of imminent annihilation will have any impact on our dedication to superficial behavior and willful self-ignorance.
In other religions and sacred traditions, there is a similar understanding of spiritual freedom as freedom from self-ignorance and self-delusion, from vices and character flaws, from negative emotions, destructive compulsions, and anything else which generates human unhappiness and prevents us from living God-centered lives of love and service to humanity.
 
 
 
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