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Peace

Compassion

Post author By G
Post date Dec 19, 2025
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Life is difficult for everyone, in different ways, at different times. We exist as partially individuated selves, each with a limited point of view, shaped by desire, belief, hope, and fear, often without reflection. Language gives form to this condition, allowing meaning to emerge while also carrying the weight of suffering. To be a self […]

Tags awareness, Buddhist philosophy, compassion, consciousness, desire and suffering, existential reflection, human experience, inner life, language and meaning, loneliness and connection, psychology of self, relational being

Philosophy

Mortality

Post author By G
Post date Aug 8, 2021
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It’s curious that the cognitive systems and languages through which we aspire to illustrate these existential intricacies of mortality are themselves so viscerally and intimately dependent upon teleological endpoints as anchors of meaning that when they attempt to embrace the meaningless vacuum and grand tautology at their core, they always fail. Is this failure of […]