Adama - Telos I - Chapter 8

In Chapter 8 of the book "One from Telos," Adama discusses the Temple of Love and the challenges of relationships in the surface world. He emphasizes the importance of self-love and self-sufficiency before seeking fulfillment from a partner. Adama highlights that external seeking arises from a lack within oneself, leading to cycles of unfulfilled connections.

Adama questions societal beliefs, particularly the historical submissiveness of women, and calls for an evolution in consciousness regarding gender equality. He underscores that both genders are equal and should respect each other's opinions, with consensus and balance as the basis of a healthy relationship.

Adama envisions a future where people unite out of love, not need, and emphasizes that true happiness comes from self-love and inner change. He proposes relationships between souls of complete compatibility, where each individual is self-sufficient and respects the other's autonomy. These relationships allow for separation without pain or resentment, fostering personal growth and evolution.

Adama acknowledges the challenge of these concepts but advises reevaluating paradigms and beliefs while deepening self-love. He suggests that when one loves oneself deeply and no longer depends on others for happiness, they become whole and attract meaningful connections. Adama concludes by urging readers to consider this future path and its transformative potential.