Materialism Stories

Koleksi tulisan filosofis Vina yang biasanya cuma disimpen di gdoc sendiri :)

Motivation - the act or process of motivating Some students to need the motivation to help them through school

Life is not about the material gains but the lasting impressions that we leave among the people that we come across in our lives. It is like the music that lingers on even after the fading away of its last notes. This is a short story of such a person who touched lives.

A philosophical narrative I wrote for my English class.

Just a few Haiku poems I've written on my creative writing course.

A poem about how a lot of people deals with materialism.

A short blog about attempting to force love rather than create it.

Hadhrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad ra wrote many books during his lifetime. These books are gems of knowledge that are filled with vast amounts of information. He had a very wide river of secular knowledge and intriguing conceptions. He surfaced new topics that have never been discussed before, and inspired millions to think about what was once unthought of in the spectrum of religion. The philosophy of Marxism is but one of these topics that will be discussed in this book. His work on this will be analyzed and critiqued, along with new explanations to consider. This is a very delicate issue as it calls into question the knowledge of a great leader. However the reader has to consider that he was only a human being, and his opinions about this topic are not facts, and these opinions do not negate the foundation of Islam in any way. The first book to be discussed is Revelation, Rationality, Knowledge, and Truth. Due to the expansive nature of this topic, further section will revisit previous ones to either complete their arguments, or offer extended analysis. It is highly recommended to re-read the book once after completion.

This story is about a lonely and isolated individual who feels like they don't fit in with society. They are constantly seeking self-improvement tips online but find that the advice they receive is often shallow and superficial. Instead, they must learn to embrace their fears and find their own path in life. They also learn about the dangers of materialism and conformity, and about society's oppressive influence on individuals. In the end, they must learn to embrace their unique identity and live authentically, without worrying about the judgement and approval of others.

"For all things precious belong to me"

In the heart of Kashmir, nestled among the mesmerizing Himalayas, lies a land where the mountains call to those seeking solace, purpose, and a renewed sense of self. "Tales From Kashmir" is a collection of short stories that explore the transformative journeys of individuals who find themselves drawn to this enchanting region. Each story delves into the lives of people who have been lost-whether in grief, disillusionment, or the chaos of modern life-and who come to Kashmir in search of meaning. Through encounters with the locals, the beauty of the land, and the ever-present mountains, they each uncover profound truths about themselves. The mountains, with their silent wisdom and timeless presence, serve as a backdrop for healing and self-discovery.

A brief prosaic fable/philosophical observation on the recent radical accumulation and upward redistribution of wealth by the billionaire class. This very short piece also hints at the political influence such wealth can buy.

This was a poem I wrote a long time ago, and I believe that it is a parent to "To be human", another poem which I've written more recently. I felt the need to post it for the sake of re-uniting the family hahaha

Lexi Nightingale is a famous actress who only fancies herself. She's done many people wrong-including her family. But once she discovers the true meaning of love, she may just change her mind about how she views the world.

A collection of poems.

This is not meant to offend or insult anyone in any way at all. This is kind of like a wattpad blog, with each entry taking about a different issue I think should be highlighted, ranging from big issues such as materialism to sexism and racism, as well as smaller issues such as school uniform (which I personally stand in favour of) and what a pain perfectionism can be. The entries in this work will have different formats - ranging from blog entries to short stories depending on what feels like the most natural way to discuss the issue. I will try and update as often as I can and all the issues mentioned here as well as many more will be discussed soon. Message me with ideas if there are things you want discussed and I'll try my best to deliver my perspective on them. This is a free opinion place. Enjoy!

A dying boy comes to peace with death after meeting a man who had just lost his immortality.

Happiness is Never Small follows a thought-provoking conversation among passengers on a city bus during rush hour. A stout man, a young man, and an elderly gentleman share their diverse views on happiness, contrasting material indulgence with simple, everyday joys. As their discussion unfolds, the narrative subtly highlights an unborn child destined to become a beacon of goodwill and a significant figure in humanity's future. This story, rich in character interaction, explores the universal pursuit of happiness, illustrating how different generations find joy in their unique ways while underscoring the unifying desire for a meaningful life.