Tag: philosophy
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Why Live Beyond Basic Needs? A Question Worth Asking
The content reflects on human needs beyond mere survival, questioning societal norms that prioritize more over fulfillment. It critiques consumerism and the systemic pressures shaping desires, urging individuals to define their own needs and purpose. The author encourages conscious living and intentional choices to foster genuine well-being and happiness.
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From Elevator Guards to Mr. Olympia: What People Can Teach You
We often look up to icons or scroll past strangers without realizing the wisdom they carry. From the quiet patience of an elevator guard to the grit of Arnold Schwarzenegger, this blog explores how learning from people — not labels — can reshape your perspective. If you’re curious enough, everyone becomes a teacher.
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The Quiet Cost of Convenience: Why Growing Food Still Matters
In just a few thousand years, we’ve gone from full-time food seekers to passive consumers. Today, most of us don’t know where our food comes from—let alone how to grow it. This blog explores how outsourcing our food supply didn’t just bring convenience; it cost us autonomy, sustainability, and a vital connection to the Earth.
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Comfort vs Purpose: Do You Really Have to Choose?
Most people chase comfort early in life, but eventually, many arrive at a point where comfort alone feels empty. This blog explores the tension between comfort and purpose — and why you don’t have to sacrifice one for the other. Instead, you can define your “enough” and use that foundation to build a life filled…
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Warren Buffett: The Most Spiritual Capitalist
“You can’t buy time. You can’t buy love. But you can live wisely enough to earn both.” – Warren Buffett A Different Kind of Billionaire On May 4, 2025, Warren Buffett delivered his final speech as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway at the annual shareholders meeting in Omaha. The crowd erupted in a standing ovation that…
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Dear Parents, Are We Raising Thinkers or Performers?
Something strange is happening around us. Every event — be it a crisis, a tragedy, or even a celebration — is now treated like a scene from a movie. We’re clapping for outcomes we don’t fully understand. Posting dramatic opinions before understanding the context. Sharing statuses to “take a stand” when no one even asked…
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Labour day: what is it and its significance today
Labour Day was born in protest — long hours, low pay, no safety. But even today, in air-conditioned offices and flexible schedules, the complaints haven’t disappeared. Why? Because we’re no longer just working to survive — we’re working to matter. This piece explores how our relationship with work has shifted from physical oppression to psychological…
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Spirituality Is Not a Label — It’s a Lifelong Curiosity
Many people ask, “Are you spiritual or not?” — as if spirituality is a label you either wear or reject. But true spirituality isn’t about belief or blind practices; it is the quiet, persistent curiosity to understand the self beyond noise and assumptions. This post challenges the idea of “being spiritual” and explores why spirituality…
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Life is Suffering? Buddha Might’ve Been Wrong—Or Maybe He Was Onto Something
You’ve probably heard the phrase “Life is suffering.” At first, it might not seem true. Life often feels full of fun, friendships, learning, and growth. So why did someone like Buddha say that life is suffering? Was he wrong, or are we missing something? Instead of accepting or rejecting the idea, it’s helpful to ask:…
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Why Seeking Truth Matters in Modern Life
“Truth”—the word feels intimidating, spiritual, disconnected from reality, and often reserved for philosophers or spiritual leaders. These misconceptions prevent most of us from truly understanding what “truth” means, let alone seeing it clearly. Perhaps there could be a more relatable term, but alternatives like “honesty,” “integrity,” or “rightness” have their limitations. They’re subjective and change…
