Essays on the deeper meaning of life.
We’re told practicality lives in straight lines—but true utility begins within. Art isn’t decoration; it’s internal architecture.
Art Is the Most Practical Thing in the World: How Creation Reshapes Consciousness Read More »
Time does not move forward. It blooms outward. You are not one. You are the many birthed by time.
Time Is a Multiplication Generator: A Study of Causality and Becoming Read More »
There are two ways to live a life that feels like a locked room. One is to never try. The other is to try too hard, for too long, in one unyielding direction.
Bleed for It, Let It Go: On the Art of Commitment and Release Read More »
Reality shifts with your viewpoint—above, below, or within—and each angle holds its own partial truth. True wisdom lies in moving between them.
Sky, Ocean, Horizon: A Study of Vantage Read More »
Eternity tempts with endless freedom, but without limits, even bliss turns hollow.
To Drown in Light: Boundless Heaven, Endless Hell (A Study of Eternity) Read More »
Hardship feels like time mocking us, but it forges new paths—contrast is the quiet catalyst for growth.
The Slow Spiral of Becoming: Golden Ages Begin in the Dark Read More »
We suffocate in self-made chambers of thought, forgetting that reality unfolds far beyond their walls.
The Self-Constricting Room of the Mind: Climbing over the Walls of Perception Read More »
Change is a relentless force—part chaos, part creation—that paints life’s dance with contrast, inviting us to evolve with every step.
Change: The Transformative Dance of a Mysterious Lady Read More »
Tough choices—between two evils—feel like traps, but they’re tests that reveal our values and push us toward growth.
Choosing The Lesser of Two Evils: The Sharp Blade That Cuts Through Self-Denial Read More »
Our perception acts as a lens, shaping the mosaic of our existence and determining whether we find ourselves disenchanted or innately enthralled. Life, like a complex puzzle, lacks a predefined meaning or predetermined course. It is through our individual perspectives and interpretations that we infuse depth and richness into the objective reality before us. The
Child in the Lunapark, Beggar in the Waiting Room Read More »
