On the one hand, the more educated and sophisticated we become, the greater our preoccupation with our self-realization. As this takes place, we find ourselves less involved with the intricacies of our extended families. In fact, sometimes we find that while we love the members of our extended family we don't, in truth, like them as much as other, more-similarly (within the realms of intellectual, artistic, political, and humanitarian areas) disposed people.
So as we attain greater freedom, movement, awareness and development, we lose the commitment, duty, obligation to care for our family members who, in tribal times long gone, we would have spent our entire lives with- day in and day out.
I don't know what or where the happy medium between these two extremes exists. I most certainly understand and appreciate the value of existence at both ends of this spectrum.
What do YOU think?
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