Abstract:
Firstly, the idea of sense making views, approaches, orientations or
patterns which operate and function in our present and past
experiences, is discussed. Sense making approaches operate and
function in everyday unaware as well as theoretical aware ways in
our lives with totalising complexity and unifying simplicity,
computational fluctuation and regularising constancy. They
permeate, carry and guide hardened and age-old doctrines,
theories, religions, clichés, buzzwords, constructs, banalities,
stereotypes, ideologies, truisms, commandments and mottos in
every nook and cranny of life. Secondly a sense making view,
approach, orientation or pattern is presented here as nothing else
than what is usually called one’s wisdom or common sense pattern,
one’s religion or ideology, one’s belief or value system, one’s
symbol spectrum or God, life and world view. Thirdly, extended and
differentiated versions of the Ubuntu motto and the central Biblical
commandment of love are considered as wholesome and dynamic
sense making God-life-and-world views.
