Tag: philosophy

Becoming Free

November 9th, 2024

Becoming a Free Thinker: Cultivating Awareness Beyond the Ego

Becoming a free thinker is essential for developing a cautious awareness of the world around us. Yet, achieving this is nearly impossible when we operate solely through the ego. When we choose to view life through the lens of ego, we selectively seek out information that reinforces our existing beliefs, ignoring perspectives that might challenge them. This creates a cycle of judgment and reinforces a closed mind.

To truly believe in something, we must first question it. By staying open to all possibilities, we invite a deeper understanding of ideas that might otherwise remain unexplored. Only then do we experience freedom in our thoughts, which leads naturally to freedom in our actions.
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Finding Truth

November 3rd, 2024

The Elusive Nature of Truth: A Personal Journey Beyond Definitions

One of the truths that took me years to accept was that I had no idea what truth actually was. When I was younger, I believed that truth was something objective, something you could pin down if you searched hard enough. But over time, I realized that the very concept of truth was far more complex than I imagined.

Throughout history, humanity has been known to package ideas and place them on pedestals—as objects to admire or even worship. Yet, in doing so, we may miss the vital lessons that lie beyond our limited perspectives. What’s fascinating about truth is that it doesn’t change; it’s constant. What does shift, however, is our interpretation of truth, shaped by personal experience, culture, and even current events. And often, we use our version of the truth to influence or control others. But truth itself is something altogether different—an ungraspable concept that I, even now, can only barely understand.
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Roles and Fate

November 1st, 2024

Embracing Roles and the Reality of Change

In my previous post, I touched on the concept of roles, and today I’d like to dive deeper. But before we can discuss roles, we need to address the idea of fate. For a long time, I was unsure if I believed in fate, but over time, my perspective shifted. I now believe that fate is real, though perhaps not in the way many of us imagine. Instead of a strict destiny that’s laid out for us, I see fate as a complex system where each role acts as a part in a larger, interconnected machine. Let’s explore how these roles impact our lives—and how we can live more freely within them.
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Choose, Don’t React

October 19th, 2024

The Concept of Time and Breaking Free from the Loop

Time is a concept many of us struggle to fully grasp. On the surface, it seems simple, yet it holds immense value, often becoming a source of anxiety. We frequently hear phrases like “time waits for no man” or “time is more valuable than money.” While there’s truth in these sayings, I believe we place too much importance on the idea of time. Often, when we think of time, we get caught up in the past—replaying events and regrets—or in the future, focusing on our ambitions. Meanwhile, the only moment that truly exists—the present—gets buried under these distractions. This fixation is detrimental to productivity and fulfillment, and I believe it’s worth exploring more deeply.
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Let There Be…

October 17th, 2024

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Tag: philosophy

Becoming Free

Finding Truth

The Elusive Nature of Truth: A Personal Journey Beyond Definitions

Roles and Fate

Embracing Roles and the Reality of Change

Choose, Don’t React

The Concept of Time and Breaking Free from the Loop

Let There Be…

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