Phylosophy قصص

In „The tale of the peasant", Ilia Chavchavadze tells the story of a beggar who reflects on his life and the harsh realities of poverty. Through his personal account, the beggar reveals the inner struggles of being marginalized and the moral questions surrounding social inequality. The story highlights themes of compassion, judgment, and human dignity, offering a poignant commentary on societal attitudes towards the less fortunate.

Good news: there is no God. Now what? I offer a series of reflections on theology, philosophy, and life that will help the atheist and encourage the believer to reflect. I invite you all to join the conversation on this fascinating topic!

It's hard for me to recognize my mistakes. It's hard to love. It's so much harder to be loved back. It's hard to trust yourself. It's so much harder to trust the people around you. It's easy to not be yourself. It's easy to pretend being someone else. You are not born to be perfect, no one is. We all make mistakes, but some of us make them on purpose. I wanna try new things. So here we go...

This is just my definition of compassion nothing more, nothing less.

This is not a confession but an attempt to capture the inner world of a person who lives in the tension between arrogance and self-hatred.

This is the story of an artist who saw the world differently, and of a professor who could see him.

What if the quietest thoughts... the searches, fears, and hopes people hide were transformed into letters and cast into the sea? What would be read in the messages left to fate? Open Letters is the record of this ocean of consciousness. Each episode is a bottle rescued from the sand, carrying profound reflections on human nature and the flaws of our time. From the awakening from ignorance to the analysis of modern futility, life here is seen without filters. Texts for those who have grown tired of the surface and seek depth. A necessary critique of how we live, for whom we fight, and what truly matters before the tide washes everything away.

A note for the light of heart. ie. circum - an inevitable end of evil with a true victory of the good.

What happens when ambition comes face to face with an unimaginable power - the kind that belongs only to fairy tales and myth? Can an ordinary man hope to master such a thing? Something beyond the limits of his understanding...

Thoughts of an overthinker Maybe my words will echo what you feel

Dean is a small boy that loves to write , but never did he knew a character he created would reclaim life. How did he dealt with this? and how did he felt? and........how will it end?

Immortal, William Hindle - 14th March 2015

Where we come from? Where we go? Why do we suffer The best stories in verse, which contain the harmonious language and ingenuity of the human soul. ✨ * * * follow me in Instagram: @sofiahernandez04 @unnuevocapitulo_ 💚💜💙💛❤

The story follows Yuka, an 18 year old who's a confirmed psychopath. Shes deeply in love with and exchange student one year below her, Nikita. She's willing to do anything it takes, and i mean everything, to get the attention of this crush of hers. the problem is, Nikita is a nihilist. He ended up reading too many books of russian authors, wich made him believe that life itself has and will never have any kind of meaning. Will Yuka be able to surpass Nikitas shenanigangs? Or will they remain at a constant standstill? Find out by reading! Or don't, since nothing you do really matters at all.

dành cho những ai mất phương hướng cuộc đời, những ai không biết mình là ai, hoặc đơn giản là muốn có thứ gì đó để tin tưởng vào

Basically my thoughts on stuff and a little about me as a person and stuff that's really for getting out my late night philosophical side :)

The Red Hat Theory By - Adam F Davidson AFD - April 20th 2012