I’ve become so lazy that I don’t even feel like typing anymore—so I’m recording this instead, to talk about my life. I wanted to be famous. Truly famous. I used to dream of being someone like Einstein. I wanted to be proud of myself. I wanted to show off my abilities. I craved people’s praise. … Continue reading In Search of Myself – Intro/One
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Finally!
What haven’t I done to understand what life really is!At times, I searched for different kinds of feelings, and at other times, I ran away from them. The purpose was simple: to enjoy life, keeping it free from pain. During this time, I travelled freely across the earth—whether necessary or unnecessary, it never mattered much. … Continue reading Finally!
Who’s Observing?
Even if no one else is watching, I am observing myself—unless I’m asleep or dead. The idea of a constant observer is fundamental to everything that exists. As a result, everything easily becomes relative, depending on who is observing. But what does this mean for our everyday lives? More importantly, how can this understanding help … Continue reading Who’s Observing?
The Gift of Mortality: How Embracing Death Can Transform Life and Society
People often question my enthusiasm for discussing death. Some suggest I should focus more on life, emphasizing positivity and optimism. But is that truly the right approach? Is there nothing constructive or life-affirming to be found in contemplating death? I firmly disagree. Understanding death is, in fact, essential for living a meaningful and balanced life. … Continue reading The Gift of Mortality: How Embracing Death Can Transform Life and Society