Published in The Philosophy Hub·PinnedMember-onlyThe Fear of Being GreatHave you ever wondered if you could be more? We fear our highest possibilities…We are generally afraid to become that which we glimpse in our most perfect moments, under the most perfect conditions, under the conditions of greatest courage. We enjoy and even thrill to godlike possibilities we see in…Psychology5 min readPsychology5 min read
Published in The Philosophy Hub·PinnedMember-onlyThe Fear of DeathAn analysis of the ultimate emotion “For behind the sense of insecurity in the face of danger, behind the sense of discouragement and depression, there always lurks the basic fear of death, a fear which undergoes most complex elaborations and manifests itself in many indirect ways…” — Gregory Zilborg, Fear…Psychology10 min readPsychology10 min read
Published in The Philosophy Hub·PinnedMember-onlyNietzsche And Schopenhauer on The Modern StereotypesHave you ever heard about the Doomer? ps: I don't depict those labels as something towards ageism or any form of segregation. This is purely an analysis and opinion of modern memes that describe certain characteristics across generations. ps2: This is in a western context. If you are up to…Philosophy6 min readPhilosophy6 min read
PinnedMember-onlyWelcome! Let’s Save Your Time On Scrolling Here!Those are my 7 best-performed stories: 1- How To Identify Pseudo-Intellectuals Ever wondered how weird some conversations inside your circle go? It would be useful to check this out and know how to spot the kind. 2- The Spiritual and Intellectual Benefits of Walking To walk is not only an…Stories1 min readStories1 min read
Published in Curious·3 days agoMember-only3 Ways To Discover Your CallingA reconnection with yourself “Everyone holds his fortune in his own hands, like a sculptor the raw material he will fashion into a figure. But it’s the same with that type of artistic activity as with all others: We are merely born with the capability to do it. …Life Lessons5 min readLife Lessons5 min read
Published in Know Thyself, Heal Thyself·Jan 20Member-onlyThe Dark Side of Spiritual AwakeningAre you sure you are really on that path? — Spiritual awakening is often viewed as a positive and transformative experience that brings increased insight, wisdom, and connection to the world around us. However, as with any major life change, this process can also have negative aspects. The dark side of spiritual awakening is still obscure. Our judgmental ego always…Spiritual Awakening5 min readSpiritual Awakening5 min read
Published in The Philosophy Hub·Jan 4Member-onlyOn The Reasons We Fail — And How Stoicism Can Help UsSetbacks are essential Failure is a part of life and something every human will experience at some point. Whether failing an exam or not making the cut for a job interview, failure can be both disheartening and discouraging. But while failure may seem like an adverse event, it often provides…Philosophy5 min readPhilosophy5 min read
Published in The Philosophy Hub·Jan 3Member-onlyWhy You Should Read More This YearOn the benefits of reading, science based. Reading is a powerful tool that can bring many benefits to our lives. In the past, reading was seen as simply a leisure activity. However, modern science has revealed that reading can have a substantial positive impact on our mental and physical well-being. …Self Improvement4 min readSelf Improvement4 min read
Published in The Masculine Soul·Jan 2Member-onlyThe Masculine Archetypes: The King, The Warrior, The Magician, and The LoverProviding insight into masculinity Throughout history, masculinity has been viewed as a symbol of strength, courage, and leadership — qualities that have been largely attributed to men. Masculinity can also be defined as the integration of four archetypes — the King, Warrior, Magician, and Lover. These archetypes provide insight into…Masculinity5 min readMasculinity5 min read
Published in The Philosophy Hub·Dec 29, 2022Member-onlyGreatness Despite Hardship — The Exceptions for The Hierarchy Of Needs Towards Self-ActualizationDostoyevsky and Chekhov: Maslow’s hierarchy of needs might not be a straight path Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is a widely accepted theory that explains how individuals progress from basic needs and motivations to self-actualization. The hierarchy includes physiological needs (air, food, water), safety needs (security, stability, protection), love and…Life Lessons6 min readLife Lessons6 min read
