Nothing Is Truly Serious in the Man-Made World of Abstraction
We are creative but by no means serious creatures
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Delusional Yet Creative Beings Searching for Meaning on the Path to Disaster
About the confusion between the phenomenon of life and its psychological part
The Great Importance of People Who Don’t Belong
Every now and then I take a break from writing and social media to reflect on whether I'm not moving away from the things I want to express through my work - and to get an outside perspective on society or life in general. It's easy...
Balance in Life: The Result of Dealing with Both Worlds
As an extreme introvert, I have never been too deeply involved or attached to the outside world. I remember being a teenager and thinking, "Damn, I should go outside for a while so I won't be such a weirdo." So I put on a mask from...
Plans for the Future Are Useless If You Can't Live in the Present
Siddhārtha Gautama, known as Buddha, said long ago: “Be where you are; otherwise you will miss your life.” Therefore it seems that people have always had a problem with being present, but the amount of stimuli and social pressure these days have escalated this problem over the moon. Our modern...
The Show Must Go On - How We Voluntarily Deceive Ourselves
“No one is more hated than he who speaks the truth,” wrote Plato, referring to the words of Socrates during his trial and final fate — death. And although we all know Socrates as the father of philosophy or even wisdom, quoting his famous words: “All I know is that I...