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Hindu Medicine c5.s3.82

Hindu Medicine c5.s3.82

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c5.s3.82

It is partly due to Hegel’s conservative attitude, partly to his romantic view of nature in general, that he could advocate this traditional theory that had been challenged by his contemporaries. What his statement actually means is this: the body is being punished for having failed to subordinate its antagonistic elements or moments to a superior and more perfect whole that enables it to function without disturbance—in other words, for having failed to conform to the dialectical rules of Hegelian philosophy and logic which mirror the very laws of nature.