[Xmca-l] Re: The Mindset.

[Annalie Pistorius]

Thank you Harshad, I got the file and read it. “Mindset” sounds like the 
something all motivational speakers and writers and philosophers try to 
answer and work with and they call out different things.

>From your document, it sounds like you are saying that mindset is an 
activity of reflection and an orientation?

Annalie



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Hi Annalie,

I got your point and herewith I attach a docs file where I have explained my 
views that interprets exactly what I understand about "mindset" of a man. I 
want that all the participants of this discussion should have excess to this 
file but I have not adequate grip in operating this email_application of 
xmca-l so please help me confirming if you get the excess or not. Further to 
this, the write up on mindset there in the attached file is a part of an 
article that I write presently and it is on different subject matter of 
social issue where mindset of man is a prime influencing parameter and that 
compelled me to be clear on mindset. When I wrote on mindset of a man as one 
of the topic of the article under my pen, I found it necessary to peep into 
wild life system if animals are also victim of this frame work of mindset or 
it is just in human social system only.



with regards,



Harshad Dave





On Sun, Aug 18, 2019 at 5:15 PM Annalie Pistorius 
<annalie.pistorius@smu.ac.za <mailto:annalie.pistorius@smu.ac.za> > wrote:

Hello Harshad,

There is Eugene Marais in South Africa who studied baboons and termites with 
a similar question re “the soul of the ape/ant” – group behaviour that is 
created rather than instinctual, with interesting theorising (I must read 
myself). We need to shift our mindset to not separate man from animal, 
appreciating interconnectedness and relationality perhaps, and this writer 
was writing in this way. The second link will take you to a PDF file.

 <https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4198597-the-soul-of-the-ape> 
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4198597-the-soul-of-the-ape

 <https://www.radiantlunatic.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/TheSoulOfTheWhiteAnt.pdf> 
https://www.radiantlunatic.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/TheSoulOfTheWhiteAnt.pdf

But it looks like maybe you are asking how we do things contrary to the good 
judgement and abilities that we have. Maybe you can clarify for us a 
particular dilemma you have in mind, how you see this mindset, is it 
something such as even though people have empathy and social skills, they 
have a mindset that justifies them to hurt some people to reach their goals?

Regards

Annalie





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Hi all,

You will agree that no man in this world is free from his mindset that he 
developed during the journey of his growth from childhood to his prevailing 
age. His mindset plays an influential role while he deals with outside 
world. Even if the person has competent abilities, his mindset may not 
permit the application of his appropriate abilities at right time and on 
event, as if it (mindset) is a filter put before application of abilities. 
Presently I am working on it and I need your help at one point.



"Do animals have mindset or they are free from it?"



with true regards,



Harshad Dave

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