These are my articles written over time. Please feel free to ask questions about any post.
When provoked, it’s as if a primal drum beats within us, stirring our ancient instincts and drowning out the gentle guidance of our moral compass with the clamor of reactive impulses. This interference acts like a shadow, obscuring the light of our natural inclinations and paving the way for uncivilized behavior to emerge from the […]
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Self
Humans are distinguished from animals by their unique potentials, ethical awareness, and moral compass, which subject them to a realm of tests and trials absent in the animal kingdom. These privileges are integral to the essence of such challenges, as without them, the very concept of testing loses its significance. While animals are spared from
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Life Challenges, Life Purpose
Once upon a time, in a bustling city nestled between mountains and rivers, there lived a young woman named Sarah. Sarah was a scholar, deeply engrossed in the study of philosophy and religion. Sarah believed in the inherent freedom of the human spirit and the pursuit of knowledge. One sunny afternoon, as Sarah sat in
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Self
Our existence hinges on two pillars: knowledge, the compass guiding us through the intricate map of the world, and morality, the moral fiber weaving the fabric of our lives. When we lose our grasp on these essential elements, our journey in this world becomes a ship adrift without a compass, unable to chart a course
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Life Purpose