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In between - a poem.
Between life, death and rebirth There's a chill of disorder A hymn for order And shapeless emptiness. Between dawn, daylight and nightfall There's a colourless hope An oozing ambition And certain despair. Between my parents, their lineage and fate There's an unspeakable anguish A calculated accident And paler poetry,that is I. Between the world, lif…
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Walking in someone else's shoes.
Wittgenstein writes in his Philosophical Investigations: “ The red which you imagine is surely not the same as the red which you see in front of you; so how can you say that it is what you imagined? ” Let’s forget the quotation marks and concentrate on the contents and take the remark as it is. Let’s go one step further. Then we get the question: Is what you see exac…
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Are we indeed the sum total of our experiences?
Do our experiences shape who we are? Are the memories we keep from these experiences more important in shaping who we are than the experiences themselves? And if our memories and experiences shape who we are, then how can one person justify judging another when they do not know all of their experiences and all of their memories of those experiences? Many scholars be…
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The Scream, an epitome of existential angst
It all began from a nutty sperm; any of the male reproductive cells released in the semen during ejaculation, consisting of a flattened egg-shaped head, a long neck, and a whiplike tail by which it moves to fertilize the female ovum, that somehow in the past days used to perish on the walls of diverse toilets and bathrooms—and was autonomous and self-reliant—having…
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Laughter is the noblest philosophy humans have forsaken, for that today, all individuals are perforated.
After inferring that life is meaningless, many have slaughtered themselves. One may ask: “How can we provide hope to people?” Existence prevails awry, ridiculous, and it is floating on the same track, heading into storms in the odd sheep until a man, a revolutionary, a rebellious, a slave who misses his freedom, embraces consciousness at a velocity of seeing things…
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Am I a pessimist?
I always wonder what life would've been like if if people had fully the right to exist, to dance, to sing, to run, and to see. I can be dancing a lot because I have two maneuvering legs, compose hymns and songs since I got a mouth and a voice, jump and climb mountains for that I’m not handicapped, visualize my mother’s face, get a pet and recognize its color. I…
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Can you remember who you were before the world told you who you should be
We might wish that life had a retort for our longings and urges as humans abiding on earth. There were no explanations, absence of standards, ethics meant nothing back then, it was a relatively dark age, and the role of men’s vitality forged ideas—documents, tales, storytellers, traditions, legends, and myths. Only of these ventures that history was cultivated and …
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Short Story, On the Verge to Suspect, Part Two.
« “I knew that my statements weren’t maybe the closest to reality but of course, what I can’t doubt, it’s the fact that I had a point. Men are destructive. They’re capable of a lot. A person who’s still capable of walking on his feet without bothering anyone’s self-efficacy is a bomb that can explode at some point of disagreement or of the dearth of enlightenment. I …
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Short Story, On the Verge to Suspect, Part One.
A group of people continually substantiates their inevitable downfall—which for them, the truth is one.”, professor Dune yelled, meanwhile my colleague and I weren’t immersed. On rainy days, when the soil is smelled and gazes to suffocate, all I do is overlooking what is obvious to the vision life is reflecting and fantasize about the excitements I cannot catch a g…
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Aiming to infer God—can philosophy unravel the riddle?
The universe is overseen, from far angles, like candlelight and pattie. Trees are higher than men, birds are musicians, grasslands swimming in green colors that are merely evolving raw air, wetness, and tracts to cows, wolves, weaklings, and puppies. It seems to be a stunning life where populations shall straddle and sniff holiness. Though, that is the sight of ang…
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The human condition conforms to tragedy.
What transpires in a man’s life is, oftentimes, indulgent, unfair, and unfortunate. He passes his time waiting for matters to reach; occasional carnivals fascinating groups of people dealing with anxiety, addiction, fears, stress, and pressure; because every one of them is, whether they know it or not, distracting himself. Wedding parties in which they can bluff them…
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- Chaotic Academic.
- The dark side of the moon.
- Just a simple person,with a complicated mind.
As you break free from rigid ideologies and narrow perspectives, you embark on a journey into uncharted realms of thought. Reflecting on this transformative exploration is crucial, and a fitting term for this process is "Grey Thinking"—an approach that wholeheartedly embraces nuance, complexity, and the acknowledgment of the myriad shades between black and white.