Published inSubtleties of Things & Non-things·3 days agoThe Muse’s Call: Why Saying ‘Yes’ to Inspiration is Key to Artistic FulfillmentThe creative muse, a whimsical guide, Whispers inspiration, by my side. In moments of stillness, it softly appears, Relaxing my mind, alleviating my fears. Together we dance, where creativity steers. The creative muse, like a gentle breeze on a tranquil day, gracefully weaves its way into the depths of our…Artist6 min readArtist6 min read
Published inSubtleties of Things & Non-things·May 20The Depths of Discovery: Why One Should Voluntarily Gaze Into The Abyss?In a world where comfort and familiarity often reign, the notion of voluntarily gazing into the abyss may appear daunting. However, I implore you to consider the profound benefits that await those who dare to venture into the unknown. By willingly confronting the abyss, we open ourselves up to a…Poetry3 min readPoetry3 min read
Published inSubtleties of Things & Non-things·May 16My Fellow Traveler, Do Not Fear To Roam, Embrace The Journey, And Make The World Your HomeIn twilight’s gentle grasp, I roamed alone, A wanderer in realms both known and unknown. In search of purpose, my weary heart did beat, To meet my destiny, in fate’s grand feat. Through misty vales and fields of emerald green, I ventured forth, a seeker of the unseen. …Destiny3 min readDestiny3 min read
Published inSubtleties of Things & Non-things·May 13Navigating the Depths: Securing a Lifeline Across the AbyssThe abyss is a place of mystery and danger, but also of possibility and adventure and those who are willing to take risks and pursue their dreams in order to uncover the secrets that lie hidden within the depths of the ocean. In the depths of the abyss, Where darkness…Myths3 min readMyths3 min read
Published inSubtleties of Things & Non-things·Apr 6, 2022Forget Compassion, Finding Peace Through VR-based Meditation App Is The New New ThingTechnology has taken over every aspect of our life. Don’t miss the opportunity. Install that app and achieve enlightenment. Compete with your friends. Check your enlightenment score in real-time. Our attention span has reduced to nothing. We can’t focus on one thing for more than a few minutes. …Meditation3 min readMeditation3 min read
Published inSubtleties of Things & Non-things·Aug 12, 2021How To Reflect Upon Your Irreducible RascalityHintergedanken — Alan Watts liked this German word, which means a thought in the very far far back of your mind. … and once we are there — the very far, far back of our minds — we see a mirror — we also see an image of our thoughts…Philosophy3 min readPhilosophy3 min read
Published inSubtleties of Things & Non-things·Aug 10, 2021How Would You Explain Nietzsche to a 5 Years Old?Why do we expect a simple theory of a complex world? Don’t. If you find something complex, something strange — don’t try to conclude it too soon. My response is that we should acknowledge our ignorance and expect more complexity beneath. Explanations to fit our mental models. …Philosophy3 min readPhilosophy3 min read
Published inFuture Monger·Aug 9, 2021Philosophy is Trending Again - Thanks to Artificial IntelligenceWhat’s the meaning of life? Let’s not ask Siri. Philosophy was never so hot, but it is trending now. Every expert is talking about Artificial Intelligence Ethics (AI Ethics) and Explainable AI. Artificial Intelligence has become the greatest unequalizer. Winner-take-all is already there and no one knows what the future…Philosophy4 min readPhilosophy4 min read
Published inSubtleties of Things & Non-things·Jan 7, 2021Why The Modern Man Won’t Read PoetryChoice comes from freedom. Modern man has the choice but not the freedom. He must choose. He is totally consumed with the professional and…Poetry5 min readPoetry5 min read
Published inSubtleties of Things & Non-things·Jul 4, 2020Alone You Are Too Close To a Rascal. How To Handle The Burden Of Boredom?Seneca was a Roman Stoic philosopher. He made a significant contribution to Stoicism. The Letters to Lucilius is Seneca’s most widely read and influential work. In a collection of 124 letters that Seneca wrote at the end of his life, during his retirement, he stated:- You ought to make yourself…Boredom4 min readBoredom4 min read
