The Matter of the Truth and the Truth of the Matter
Truth can neither be created nor destroyed; it is only interpreted in one way or the other.
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Understanding
What is Truth? A Philosophical Uptake on the Fundamental of All
Every lie is true in some sense. There is an iota of truth in every lie. Yet, this is not true for Truth. In Truth, there is no lie.
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Stubborn For More: How to Channel your Energy to do Greater Things
Our bodies were fashioned to protect us. Instinctively, all we do is towards survival. We eat, drink, sleep, walk, talk and go about our daily lives basically as a means of survival. However, there is little to no satisfaction in doing the usual stuff all the time. This is because we are more than our
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Who Am I? Understanding the 5 Dimensions of Personality Traits
There’s a part of you that would barely change although you keep on evolving as a person. It’s your personality
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Who Am I? How Am I Really Like & Why Am I Like That?
How am I like? I’m like all other people, some other people and no other person. We are one and the same yet different in our own ways
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Who Am I? What Is My True Identity & Where Is It Found?
Is the question, “Who am I?” a philosophical one, a scientific one, a physiological one, a neurotical one, a psychological one, an emotional one or even a theological one?
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Who Am I? Am I Who I Really Am or Who I Think I Am?
Who am I? No, I’m not asking of my name. Who am I? No, I’m not of my position. Who am I? No, I didn’t ask of my nationality.
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Reality vs Existence
There is a difference between what it is and how we see it. What it is is purely its existence. Our perception of it is our reality.
Brain vs Mind
The brain weighs only about 3 pounds, yet it contains about 12 billion cells, each of which is connected to 10,000 other cells, making 120 trillion connections called neural pathways. It generates more electrical impulses in a single day than all of the world’s telephones put together. Yet it uses less energy than a refrigerator
