Essays on memory, identity, and the unspoken parts of being human.
Everyone asks, what is the meaning of life? From billionaires facing an existential crisis to ordinary people feeling lost in life, the question unites us. We learn money cant buy happiness. In our search for meaning, we seek the purpose of life, constantly wondering, why am I here right now?
My child’s smile taught me a profound truth: love is more important than religion. While strict religion and religious rules often create division, true religion is rooted in pure love. This honest reflection explores how simple faith and everyday faith will always reveal the reality that God is love forever.
When a sudden mystical experience fades, we return to ordinary faith. The profound divine presence transforms daily practice, teaching us that true connection often means embracing deep inner stillness, contemplative prayer, and the power of silent prayer. The sacred quietly hides in plain sight within our own everyday wordless spiritual silence.
Discover how to stop caring what strangers think online and start trusting loved ones. We often chase social media likes for online validation while ignoring genuine compliments from those who know us. It is time to face your fear of judgment, embrace real connections, and rediscover your true self worth.
Are you suppressing emotions and feeling disconnected? Digital escapism often masks high functioning anxiety and caregiver burnout. Learn how to stop hiding emotions and overcome emotional isolation. By asking for help and improving marriage communication, you can finally trade online debates for genuine emotional vulnerability and real human connection today.
A father reflects on his digital legacy and sharenting risks after finding an old tweet. He explores online privacy and social media anxiety, wondering if it is possible to learn how to disappear from the internet completely. The data remains forever, haunting the living with a permanent, unreadable digital footprint.
Scrolling through high school reunion photos, everyone commented “best years of our lives!” Then I opened my old diary and discovered how brutally my memory had edited the truth.
The claim that conscious beings represent “the universe understanding itself” requires rigorous analysis. Through consciousness, the universe gains capacities for self-reference that transform its ontological status through genuine reflexive knowledge.
Why do people become strangers the moment elevator doors close? Explore the psychology behind elevator etiquette, social anxiety, and the unspoken rules that govern our behavior in confined spaces.
How do you explain homesickness for a place that doesn’t exist? “Like I’m missing somewhere. But I don’t know where.” She sat beside me. “The nowhere feeling?” “You know it?” “Everyone knows it. We just don’t talk about it.”
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I destroy things when they get comfortable. Intense, then distant. With her. With work. With Arash. That cycle. But maybe staying with things, even when boring, is what matters most.
“These words found the feelings I couldn’t name.”
“Like finding letters I wrote to myself but never sent.”
“Writing that makes you stop and remember what it means to be alive.”
Curated insights, thoughtfully delivered. No clutter.
