How to resist everyday temptations
Understanding Impulsive Behaviour: Why We Do Things We Later Regret Acting on impulses often feels good at first, but it can bring problems later. Understanding these urges can help us…
How to reconnect with your inner child
How Your Childhood Shapes Your Emotional Life as an Adult The experiences you had as a child often continue to influence your emotional life as an adult. Do you find…
How to write yourself
I bet there are days when your mind feels like an overflowing inbox. Thoughts pile up, unanswered. Emotions sit quietly in the background, waiting for attention. And sometimes, what you…
Epictetus – “Inner Discipline is True Freedom.”
Things in our control are opinion, pursuit, desire, aversion, and, in a word, whatever are our own actions.Things not in our control are body, property, reputation, command, in one word,…
We always try to impress other
If the world stop you watching tomorrow would you still live the same life ?Think about it …Most of us are not living we are performing we perform confidence we…
Spinoza : The courage to think Clearly
Spinoza: The Courage to Think Clearly There are philosophers who shout, and then there are philosophers who whisper truths so precise that they rearrange your inner world. Baruch Spinoza belongs…
Can We—and Should We—eliminate Suffering?
Before the advent of anaesthesia, surgery was an experience of unimaginable agony. It is difficult to grasp the relief people must have felt when painless surgical procedures were introduced in…
Aristotle on forming Friendship
Aristotle categorizes friendship into three distinct types in the Nicomachean Ethics. First, friendship of utility arises when people remain on cordial terms because each benefits from the other in some…
An Essay on Nothing
In philosophy, there is a great emphasis on what exists. This branch is called ontology, the study of being. What is far less examined, however, is what does not exist.…