Tag: meaning of life

Finding the Way

It takes an act of Faith to cope with Life's challenges. The meaning of life is sacrifice.

The Deja Vu Error

Deja Vu is a glitch in the matrix. Our perception is forever changing. Life is a mighty river. History and Time move on.

Darwin Lives On

Darwin was right all along. We adapt to changing stimuli… or we die. One cannot fight change. In the long run, the Search for Meaning is meant to validate it. Its intrinsic value is part of our genetic legacy. We carry the Mortality-defying spirit of our Ancestors in our allele. We live on because we struggle to adapt. We stop struggling, we die. The Choice is Ours.

On New Beginnings

I was watching this TV show, The Expanse, on Amazon Prime, the other day. It was this scene on top of a Baltimore sky-rise after a cataclysm had flooded it in a radical future that got me thinking. In it, Amos is trying to convince his former partner in crime to leave Earth behind and … Continue reading On New Beginnings →

Life is about Horsepower

I love horses. I owe them my existence. If you want to know more, step right in.

Life is an Illusion – In Media Vita In Morte Sumus

We are Custodians of the Present. Our lives do not belong to us alone. We are beholden to our Parents and Children. Where we come from and what we leave behind is what the Future will remember. Our Fear of Death Mars our Life.

Confronting Mortality

Life and Death are Given. Life is meant to be short. Giving life is our duty and privilege. We honour our Dead Parents by moving on. Mortii cu mortii, vii cu vii! Let the dead bury the dead, and let the living be with the living! This is the Meaning of Life.

On Death and Friendship

They say you don’t choose your family. And you have to love them in life, sickness, and death. And you do. But one day they vanish and become one with the Spirit of the Cosmos, disappearing into immateriality, and you die inside a little… or more. And the pain is so sharp, so acute, so … Continue reading On Death and Friendship →

The Traps of Unabashed Materialism

Having lived 17 years in a materialistic society, I can attest that stuff alone doesn’t make one happy. At least not I. But first a bit of personal context. I was born in Communist Romania. I was born there in 1979. I grew up with almost nothing. My mother couldn’t provide me with even the … Continue reading The Traps of Unabashed Materialism →

The Guesswork of Marriage

I was chatting with a good old friend today. And there is something he said that made me wonder. He said that marriage is hard work and that sometime life takes such a turn that nobody could see coming. He told me that sometime no matter how hard you work at it, no matter how … Continue reading The Guesswork of Marriage →