Exploring Aristotle’s Distinction Between Fleeting Pleasures and True Eudaimonia Aristotle’s ethical philosophy offers a nuanced understanding of pleasure and its relationship to eudaimonia, or human…
Thoughts from the edge of ordinary
Category: Self Love
Heraclitus and the Concept of Logos: A Gateway to Western Philosophy Heraclitus, an enigmatic figure in Greek philosophy, is best known for his doctrine of…
I’m going to own something today that has been very distasteful for me in the past. I am chaotic, chaos surrounds me, and fills me.…
Workplace well-being refers to the overall health, satisfaction, and balance of employees within their work environment. It encompasses physical, emotional, and psychological aspects that contribute…
Understanding Positive Psychology: Key Principles and Workplace Applications Positive psychology, a branch of psychology that focuses on enhancing well-being and optimal functioning, emphasizes the study…
Human nature and the external world are often seen as separate entities, with the former rooted in consciousness and the latter existing independently of it.…
I am constantly studying and writing and putting together self-made puzzles in my mind. And for what? What is my reason? And here enters existentialism.…
Are you feeling happy? It’s OK if you aren’t. Happiness isn’t something that is a permanent state. I don’t know who might need to hear…
Albert Einstein wrote a lot of engaging material, aside from his scientific theories. But it was the theories he developed that did then, and continues…
I established in a recent post that napping is meditating. And now I’m going to tell you that playing phone games is meditating. And at…