The Ontology of Pain : A New Metaphysics of Existence

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Editorial: Kingsman Press London, 2025

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Ontology of Pain: A New Metaphysics of Existence by Muhammad Taha Alam redefines pain as the foundation of Being, challenging traditional metaphysical views that equate existence with harmony or perfection. ¿ Pain is presented as the first vibration of existence-the strain that makes difference, relation, and awareness possible. ¿ It is the medium through which Being learns itself, transforming resistance into reflexivity and reflexivity into meaning. ¿The book explores pain as the primal mode of contact through which existence becomes aware of its limits. ¿ Pain is not merely a biological signal or emotional state but the first sensation that enables awareness. ¿ This perspective redefines freedom, not as the absence of constraint, but as the conscious participation in the limits that sustain existence. ¿ Reflexivity-the capacity to feel and respond to resistance-is identified as the structural principle of reality, linking pain to the evolution of consciousness, freedom, and agency. ¿Ethically, the book argues that compassion is the highest expression of Being's reflexivity. ¿ Compassion is not just a moral sentiment but a metaphysical act-a recognition of shared endurance. ¿ To act compassionately is to transform suffering into meaning and relation, participating in the reflexive labor of existence. ¿ This ethical framework challenges the modern pursuit of comfort and control, offering instead a vision of life as mutual endurance and shared understanding. ¿The social critique examines how modern systems-capitalism, technology, and governance-externalize pain, concealing the endurance that sustains them. ¿ This externalization has led to alienation, inequality, and ecological crisis. ¿ Yet these crises are interpreted as moments of revelation, opportunities to rediscover the interdependence that underlies existence. ¿ The book envisions a transparent civilization where institutions distribute endurance equitably and knowledge serves relation rather than domination. ¿Philosophical spirituality is central to the book's vision, offering transparency as the ultimate goal of reflexivity. ¿ Transparency is described as the state in which awareness understands the necessity of resistance without mistaking it for hostility. ¿ It is the equilibrium where pain and pleasure are reconciled, and consciousness perceives the world as mutual endurance. ¿ The sacred is reinterpreted as the reflexive structure of reality itself, dissolving the boundary between cognition and devotion. ¿The book emphasizes the ethical and spiritual dimensions of transparency, arguing that the good is whatever increases mutual awareness among beings. ¿ Justice is framed as the equitable distribution of endurance, and compassion is presented as the practical expression of the sacred. ¿ The transparent civilization envisioned in the book integrates ethics, science, and spirituality, transforming institutions into organs of shared reflexivity.Modernity's crises-ecological collapse, social inequality, and spiritual alienation-are framed as the return of the repressed real, moments when Being remembers itself through suffering. ¿ The book argues that the exhaustion of the modern project-its denial of dependence and externalization of pain-prepares the ground for a new mode of realism. ¿ This realism acknowledges that knowledge is participation, not mastery, and that freedom lies in the conscious acceptance of limits. ¿Ultimately, The Ontology of Pain offers a profound rethinking of existence, freedom, and meaning. ¿ It challenges readers to confront their assumptions about suffering and to see pain not as an obstacle but as a teacher. …

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Título
The Ontology of Pain : A New Metaphysics of Existence
Autor
Muhammad Alam
Editorial
Kingsman Press London
Año de publicación
2025
Estado
Neu
Encuadernación
Taschenbuch
Idioma
inglés
ISBN 10
9354695094
ISBN 13
9789354695094
Peso del artículo
368 gramos
Dimensiones
229x152x14 mm

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