If we observe the world around us carefully, we can identify recurring patterns in every fundamental form of existence. By "fundamental existence," I refer to entities such as "a man" or "a woman"—not the family unit they form, as that is a functional structure rather than a fundamental existence. From time to space, from living … Continue reading Constant Asymmetric Contrast Duality – How Asymmetry and Symmetry Shape Existence

I was born into a practicing Muslim family in a deeply religious society. I mention this at the outset because my upbringing shaped my understanding of life, death, and the afterlife from an early age. By the time I was four, I knew that the Creator had made me just as He had made everyone … Continue reading From Fear to Acceptance: A 40-Year Journey

What do we have apart from our body? We have money, time, family, and countless other possessions. But what connects us to all of them? Life. As long as we are alive, these things belong to us. So, what does it truly mean to be alive? Philosophically, the answer varies, but at its core—regardless of … Continue reading Beyond the Body: Rethinking Life

We live in a physical world. Even when we sleep, our body remains in this world, but our non-physical part—the mind, consciousness, or soul—seems to wander elsewhere. To many, this non-physical aspect feels imaginary or unreal. Some philosophies even argue that the physical world itself is an illusion. I don’t subscribe to either extreme. I … Continue reading Exploring the Realms: Physical and Non-Physical

From an early age, I felt a deep sense of lacking—an unidentifiable void within me. No matter what I did, the feeling never disappeared. In an effort to fill this emptiness, I sought friendships, tried to please my parents and society, excelled in academics, and engaged in extracurricular activities to gain recognition. However, as I … Continue reading The Journey Within: Finding True Fulfillment

Everyone desires happiness. Above all, we seek peace, regardless of our race, religion, or background. Yet, peace often seems elusive. Many of us attempt to escape reality—whether physically or within our minds—in search of it. This raises a crucial question: is reality truly uncomfortable, or is our perception of it flawed? Reality is shaped by … Continue reading Redefining Life and Death: The Death and Adjustment Hypotheses (DAH) and the Search for True Peace

Religions are primarily based on the belief in the Creator. Proving or disproving the existence of such a creator empirically is not plausible as one who has created everything should be literally beyond everything as well. When someone decides to believe, does so because he or she feels about the idea as plausible. Those that … Continue reading Religious Extremism – A personal view

When we kill in the name of making the world a better place or terrorize and deceive others in an attempt to remind them of the Creator, we may convince ourselves that we are doing the right thing. In reality, we are committing crimes. History has made certain terms infamous due to these very actions—extremism, … Continue reading The Balance Between Life, Death, and Belief

Suicide is not just a global issue; it has been a major challenge for human civilization for centuries. Most approaches to addressing suicide focus on preventing and managing its causes, with a strong emphasis on mental health. Yet, despite these efforts, suicide remains difficult to prevent. When examining the factors influencing suicide, we can broadly … Continue reading Rethinking Suicide: A Deeper Perspective

This afternoon, on November 10, 2020, I found myself contemplating the nature of existence as a whole—everything that exists within my understanding. To put it simply, I asked myself: "Is everything (E) explainable by reason (e)?" Based on my life experiences, I once assumed that E = e, meaning everything could be explained. However, problems … Continue reading “E = e+1”: A theory for everything