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النهار
Peacocking in Ego Winds
The article uses the image of the peacock to express narcissism and vanity about one’s appearance. Outward pride overwhelms inner balance, leaving a person captive to self-admiration and unwilling to accept criticism. It argues that such arrogance can lead to isolation, fueled by feelings of inadequacy, attachment to the past, and a desire for revenge or to imitate the powerful. Ultimately, the issue is not appearance, but the distinction between humility and abasement: dressing well cannot conceal an empty mind or dispel delusions of grandeur.
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