I am afraid...The consciousness of human beings, which is built on causality, has a speed of adaptation to its environment and itself. Cultural diversity aside, our existential relationship with life and nature has always been shaped by harmony. Here I would like to draw attention to the process of adaptation to the new. For human consciousness, the new is always unsettling. Impulsively, we always want to be close to what is safe and known. Such a vital practice must first build trust for itself in the social environment in which it exists.
When we look at the meaning of the word ‘den’, we see that it is a hollow-cave where wild animals make a home for themselves. In case of danger or at the end of the day, the den is the nest where the animal takes refuge. Consciousness, which exists on the basis of causality and is in need of security, is actually the lair of man as an object. So in today's life, which is changing at a pace that makes adaptation impossible, can man find peace in his lair? I am afraid not.