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This is a cross section of Gicevski’s ethics. Both theoretically
and practically, he presents his ethics as a basic quality of

human existence. Ethics is not just a review of the outlooks of
great philosophers (who take considerable space in this

outstanding book), but also a personal expression of Gicevski’s

experience, personal knowledge and determinations. He
considers morality to be basic human quality and is troubled by

its neglect and evasion. Morality and ethics will, naturally, be

human creative power. They will wake up human will and energy
for respect and care for the others, for joint creation and

solidarity. Morality and ethics will develop according to the
original human potentials in the Wholeness, which is human fate.

For the purposes of the Wholeness, the author Toni Gicevski,

has created a spiritual structure, which is not unusual, but reflects
his outlooks and has great significance for human destiny. The

Wholeness is the world that we have, the beautiful, blue planet
as viewed from space, that we consider the most beautiful we

have ever seen. The fact that people who love it do not advocate
its integration is what troubles Gicevski the most and poses a

challenge in all of his works. The Wholeness is the totality of all

the elements and creatures, of the material and spiritual forces of
the Earth. Gicevski’s vision is that humanity will slowly but surely

unite (not just as an expression of globalization) and will abandon

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