Zusammenfassung
Kairos ist fest in unserer Psyche verankert. Forschungen zum Kernbegriff kairos haben eine verlässliche Einschätzung für eine wirkungsstarke Triebkraft im Bereich der Kulturgeschichte ermöglicht. Die wesentlichsten Eigenschaften von kairos sind das Erleben im Fluss der Zeit als soziales Konstrukt und der Umgang mit dem individuellen Energiefluss, worüber kairos zum Navigator für die individuelle Selbst-Identifikation wird. Diese Selbst-Identifikation ist Ausdruck der synergetischen Wechselbeziehung zwischen Körper, den Sinnen und unserem Bewusstsein, und im Streben des Selbst nach sozialer Interkonnektivität wird kairos zum Maß für Beziehungen in der Dimension des Miteinander. Die individuelle Erfahrung mit der Wirkung kultureller Traditionen und mit der Bindung an die natürliche Umwelt im Fluss der Zeit dient als Basis dafür, dem persönlichen Lebensbereich Sinn zu geben, ein Prozess, der von kairos gesteuert wird. Die Erschließung von kairos als Organisationsprinzip des Selbst im kommunalen Netzwerk einer Zivilisation aus früher Zeit – mit besonderer Berücksichtigung von Alteuropa (respektive der Donauzivilisation) – könnte verglichen werden mit der Entdeckung einer Pflanze, deren positive Wirkung für die allgemeine Ernährung sowie deren Heilkräfte unbekannt geblieben waren, bevor diese durch die moderne Forschung bestätigt worden sind.
Abstract
In our psyche, kairos is firmly anchored. Research on the key concept kairos has opened the path for a solid assessment of an essential source in the realm of cultural history. The most significant connotation of kairos is experienced time as social construct and the energy flow released within the Self that makes kairos a navigator for an individual’s self-identification. This self-identification reflects the synergetic interaction of the body, the senses and the mind and, in the search of the Self for social interconnectivity, kairos becomes a measure for the relationship in the sphere of the between-us. Experiencing cultural traditions and the connection with nature in the flow of time is the basis for making one’s living-space meaningful, and this kind of experience is at the very core of the functioning of kairos. Discovering kairos as an organizing principle of the Self in the communal network of a civilization from the far-distant past – focusing on Old Europe (the Danube civilization, respectively) – may be compared with the discovery of a plant the nutritious value of which for everybody’s diet and capacities for healing had been unknown and are secured by modern research results.
Schlagworte
Alteuropa ancient Europe body Bedeutung des Lebensraums Donauzivilisation cultural history culture Entdeckung Danubian civilization Entstehungsprozess Geist discovery Geschichte healing history Heilung Interkonnektivität importance of habitat Kairos interconnectivity kairos Körper Kultur key concept Kulturgeschichte mind Nährwert nature nutritional value Natur optimal point in time optimaler Zeitpunkt Philosophie philosophy process of formation Psyche psyche Schlüsselkonzept Selbstidentifikation self-identification Sinne sense of time synergetische Interaktion senses Traditionen synergistic interaction traditions westliche Zivilisation Zeitempfinden Western civilization Zeitverlauf- 67–80 KAIROS 4: Foundations of Old European worldview and the imprint on cultural self-awareness 67–80
- 101–108 KAIROS 7: Long-time experiences with food and medicinal herbs as mirrored in Greek antiquity 101–108
- 137–148 KAIROS 13: Plato’s ideal of the essence of interconnectivity through spiritual transcendence 137–148
- 183–208 Bibliography 183–208
- 209–209 Figures 209–209
- 210–210 Maps 210–210
- 211–212 Text inserts 211–212
- 213–216 Indices 213–216
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