…on the quest for truth
The concept of ‘love’ has permeated human societies since time immemorial. It’s a complex and multifaceted emotion that can bring both joy and suffering. While there are many types of love, the most common ones include eros (passion), storge (affection), philia (friendship), and agape (selfless love). No matter the form, it’s a powerful force that … Read more
Humans hold varying, often contradictory, opinions about attaining happiness. Some believe money makes one happy, while others argue it is power or influence over others that brings fulfilment. Some declare that material pleasure is the only way to attain true happiness, while people with a better understanding of life value social bonds and relationships the … Read more
“Man is a social animal” – thus goes the adage. Verily, devoid of social interactions, human life would be meaningless. These interactions, by nature, involve either cooperation or conflict. Those who share common interests with us, we call them friends. On the other hand, we consider those who have a conflict of interest with us … Read more
Cultures in different parts of the world have different perspectives concerning the causes of human suffering. Parents and teachers teach children the importance of moral values and honourable behaviour. However, it appears that often good actions do not beget good results. People who strive to be truthful, fair and kind tend to suffer a lot, … Read more
I have been a lone soul for most of my life. It is, in fact, a positive thing. I can achieve my true potential only when I am alone—away from the noisy world—contemplating, holding a serious conversation with myself, planning and executing things. Reflecting in solitude often helps me foresee future events and plan accordingly. … Read more