Day 263 – Worldviews increasingly divide…disunity ensues…
Talking to a friend about his belief in absurdism last week, he led me to an article and I quote… Continue Reading →
Tag: psychology
Our Worst Enemy – SELF
There have been many moments in my life of helplessness; moments where all the self-help, self-motivation, self-improvement, self-adulation, self-betterment, self-approval, whatever one wishes to call it, didn’t stand against the tyrannical visitor that chaos can be… Continue Reading →
Day 177 – The enigmatic miracles of the intricately designed human brain
Yesterday morning, I had a vivid dream that was so clear seconds before my alarm went off…
This is not the first time this has happened. Continue Reading →
Day 169 – A good time to read a very deep book
I vividly recall the first time I–of my own accord and choosing–picked up the one piece of literature (the Bible), that many refuse to believe is a history book… Continue Reading →
Day 143 – Self-Protection Devices that FAIL
Day 143 – Self-Protection Devices that FAIL.
Presumption, assumption, speculation, and psychological evaluation provide us a sense of control, pre-understanding and therefore self-protection in the face of possible disappointment. But where they FAIL is in the protective barrier they create, that can potentially obstruct the REAL TRUTH of a situation before it’s had an opportunity to be revealed. Continue Reading →
Day 111 – Philosopher’s Corner…
While they all have their phenomenal and thoroughly enjoyable merits, not a single ‘ology’ can account for the deeper questions or longings of the human condition. Continue Reading →