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October 19, 2025 17 mins

Her kararımızı özgür irademizle aldığımızı düşünüyoruz. Aldığımız kararlardan sonra hissettiğimiz hafifleme belki böyle hissetmemize neden oluyordur ama bu doğru mu? İhtimallerle dolu bir hayatımız varken irademizde özgür olabilir miyiz?

 İnsanın mayasında sevgi, nefret, merhamet, açgözlülük gibi temel duygular belli bir ölçü içindedir. Bunlardan bir tanesinde yükselen enerji diğerlerini bastırdığında, bizi coşkulu bir eyleme sürükler. Ancak biz, yaptıklarımızı haklı gösterecek geçerli bir dış sebep her zaman buluruz. Çünkü kontrolün bizde olduğunu göstermek isteriz. Peki böyle bir durumda gerçekten özgür irademizle mi karar almış oluruz? Bir duygunun yükselip diğerini bastırmasına biz mi sebep oluruz yoksa algıladığımız bir şey mi buna sebep olur?

Hepimizin içinde meşrulaştırabileceğimiz arzular ve ihtiraslar var. Algılarımıza göre kendimizi konumlandırdığımızda içimizde şartlara uygun eylemi gerçekleştirecek duygular hareketlenir. İçimizde kabaran bir duygu okyanusunda duygular bir dalga gibi birbirine çarpar. Enerjinin yoğunluğuna bağlı olarak bir dalga diğerini yutar ve biz o anki ruh halimize uygun davranırız. Ancak hava durulduğunda okyanusun dinginleşmesi gibi, sağduyu bünyemize hakim olduğunda da eylemlerimizin sonuçlarını daha net görebiliriz. Farklı davranışlar arasından seçtiğimiz tercihin neticeleri hayatımızın niteliğini belirler. Yani özgürce yaptığımız seçimleri, biz özgür irademizle yaptığımızı düşünerek bir yanılsama yaşarız.

Peki gerçekten mutlak anlamda özgür irade diye bir şey yok mu?

Hayat gerçekten yanılsamalarla dolu bir fenomen. Kendimizi evrenin merkezinde gördüğümüz yanılsaması, özgür iradenin de insan dışında bir yerde olabileceğini aklımıza getirmiyor. Oysa büyük tasarımın içinde kısıtlı iradeye sahip bizler, belki de çok daha büyük bir iradenin parçasıyız. Yanılsamalar içinde kendimizi mutlu ederek daha büyük bir bilincin amaçlarına hizmet ediyor olabiliriz. Öyle ki, yanılarak hata yaptığımızı düşündüğümüz şeylerde bile doğaya bir katkımız oluyor. En azından yaptığımız hatalardan hem kendimiz hem de çevremiz dersler çıkarıyor ve ideallerimizi yükseltiyoruz.

Bu bölümde aslında sahip olduğumuz şeyin mutlak bir özgür irade değil, koşulların izin verdiği bir 'seçme özgürlüğü' olduğunu tartışıyoruz. Despotlardan Rahibe Teresa'ya, gündelik alışverişlerimizden hayati kararlarımıza kadar tüm eylemlerimizin arkasındaki ortak dürtüyü arıyoruz.

Sohbeti daha detaylı olarak Monolog'da okuyabilir ve You Tube kanalımdan alt yazılı olarak izleyebilirsiniz.

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