“How come that seclusion is integration! That’s hodge-podge”, a reader might say. I will show you, dear confused readers who judge a piece of writing from its title, in what way seclusion is per se integration. This essay is an attempt towards questioning the true and real meaning of integration as a cardinal part of any modern society through casting the light on, not integration, but seclusion. This essay also aims at unveiling the pros of seclusion that work for the promotion and efficient materialisation of integration.
Let us first of all limit our imagination to the following people: writer, poet, prophet, athlete, boxer, student, and sufist. Each one of these people undubitibaly do contribute in one way or another to the integrativeness within their communities, either locally or globally. Regardless of their interests, leanings, social status, or creed, those people do seclude themselves so as to make a change in their societies, achieving the so-called integration. The latter is achieved by means of the former; i.e, seclusion. I will elaborate more on that.