Philosophy
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The Power of Letting Go: Finding Strength in Trust
Relinquishing control fosters personal growth, creativity, and deeper connections while combating fear with hope.
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The Transfiguration of Death [REDUX]
Christianity reframes Death as a transformative passage, with Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection reinterpreting its finality and meaning.
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Life is God’s Will
Life embodies divine will through presence, sacrifice, and resilience.
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Contemplation and Action I: Awakening to the Sacred
Moments of awakening reveal interconnectedness, blending spirituality and action through beauty, suffering, and justice.
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Shadow of The Mind: The Symbiosis of Regret and Doubt
It’s becoming harder to discern whether regret fuels self-doubt or does self-doubt give rise to regret. Are self-critical people more vulnerable to ideas of regret?
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Observational: The Democratization of Art
In our postindustrial age, because of automation, loneliness, and the breakup of community, among many other things, the way to reify ourselves is through the creative act.
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Prayers of The Heart, Pt. 4 of 7: The Defeat of Self // It’s Dawn Somewhere
For the longest time, I’ve wanted to run from the world and be away from it.
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The Lorekeeper of Humanity, Pt. 2: Let There be Light
We are the boundary between two infinities. We only need to maintain flow.
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The Lorekeeper of Humanity, Pt. 1: Emergence
By following the history of philosophy one follows the history of Humanity.
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This is Love, Pt. 7 of 7: The Fractured Whole Reconstituted
We must assert ourselves, in all our pain, in all our joy, and in all our being to be fully actualized.
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This is Love, Pt. 6 of 7: Communal Transfiguration
The matter of, “What should I do/Who should I be?”, resolves to: yourself.
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This is Love, Pt. 5 of 7: Natural Invective
I aspire for the cornerstone of my ethic to be self-obsoletion.
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