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The ancient genius and one of a kind sage Pythagorus' cults not only counted with numbers, they worshipped them! Numbers, they proclaimed, are more than just arbitrary numerical symbols designating concepts which are cold, distant, and ambivalent to the fate of humans. Why, the numbers are humans themselves! Anthropological archetypes, anyway. The point is, numbers have a history. And the history of numbers begins with: The Twelve Moments, which is the title of the second of the two pieces contained herein. The first piece, Falling into the Past, is a mathematical treatise on the very nature of spacetime, and the inspiration for the proceeding parable.
When one sees no way out, it always is because one refuses to see the way. There is always a way. One simply needs will to see.
Religion and Spirituality have often been misunderstood, though they sound synonym but when we deep dive into the real meaning, we realize its not. We can say both are contemporary but are different in its approach towards leading a stress free life. Here we are not debating which is supreme and sometimes both are used interchangeably too, people can be religious or spiritual or sometimes both. However there are very distinct features between religion and spirituality. Let's deep dive and understand both of them.
Life is the foundation of all things created. In life, each person has to forge his or her own path. You and only you can untapped the energy and success inside of you. The answer to life is both objective and subjective. The meaning hold different answers for each of us. Life in of itself is no doubt fascinating, puzzling, and mystifying. Live each day like it’s your last.
Stagnate as a 'creepy caterpillar' or transform into a 'beauteous butterfly'-this path-breaking book of a rare genre suggests-is the seminal choice before mankind, and every one of us. In this setting, the book raises some fundamental questions: What is man's rightful place in the cosmos and his manifest destiny on earth? Why are we so self-righteously self-destructive? Are we a doomed species? Or 'divine' beings struggling to overcome the hubris of the human intellect? Is God getting weary of mankind? How should we synergize human effort and Divine Grace?
This compilation of articles are a guideline to the renaissance man of the new modern age. Thinking about what life has to offer can be a very rewarding experience. We dwelve and analyze, poetisize and dramatize.
Recollections of a long, fascinating and fruitful life.
This book is a compilation of poetry from my Junior year of high school. I went through drastic changes during this year of my life. I dropped religion for spirituality. I dropped literality for idealism. And I dropped black-and-white for gray. Inside this book is poetry of some of my greatest writing so far, and some of my strongest ideals. This was also a year of great emotional and mental trial. I came quite close to the brink, so do expect some darker levels in this year than previous.
Here it is not a matter of approval or disapproval. Merely understanding.
Babies don't come from storks, of course. Everyone knows that. No, they wait patiently on their stars, until the folks below are ready to take them.
Storming the Citadel is an adjunct to 'The Cassandra Syndrome'.
The ancient genius and one of a kind sage Pythagorus' cults not only counted with numbers, they worshipped them! Numbers, they proclaimed, are more than just arbitrary numerical symbols designating concepts which are cold, distant, and ambivalent to the fate of humans. Why, the numbers are humans themselves! Anthropological archetypes, anyway. The point is, numbers have a history. And the history of numbers begins with: The Twelve Moments, which is the title of the second of the two pieces contained herein. The first piece, Falling into the Past, is a mathematical treatise on the very nature of spacetime, and the inspiration for the proceeding parable.
When one sees no way out, it always is because one refuses to see the way. There is always a way. One simply needs will to see.
Religion and Spirituality have often been misunderstood, though they sound synonym but when we deep dive into the real meaning, we realize its not. We can say both are contemporary but are different in its approach towards leading a stress free life. Here we are not debating which is supreme and sometimes both are used interchangeably too, people can be religious or spiritual or sometimes both. However there are very distinct features between religion and spirituality. Let's deep dive and understand both of them.
Life is the foundation of all things created. In life, each person has to forge his or her own path. You and only you can untapped the energy and success inside of you. The answer to life is both objective and subjective. The meaning hold different answers for each of us. Life in of itself is no doubt fascinating, puzzling, and mystifying. Live each day like it’s your last.
Stagnate as a 'creepy caterpillar' or transform into a 'beauteous butterfly'-this path-breaking book of a rare genre suggests-is the seminal choice before mankind, and every one of us. In this setting, the book raises some fundamental questions: What is man's rightful place in the cosmos and his manifest destiny on earth? Why are we so self-righteously self-destructive? Are we a doomed species? Or 'divine' beings struggling to overcome the hubris of the human intellect? Is God getting weary of mankind? How should we synergize human effort and Divine Grace?
This compilation of articles are a guideline to the renaissance man of the new modern age. Thinking about what life has to offer can be a very rewarding experience. We dwelve and analyze, poetisize and dramatize.
Recollections of a long, fascinating and fruitful life.
This book is a compilation of poetry from my Junior year of high school. I went through drastic changes during this year of my life. I dropped religion for spirituality. I dropped literality for idealism. And I dropped black-and-white for gray. Inside this book is poetry of some of my greatest writing so far, and some of my strongest ideals. This was also a year of great emotional and mental trial. I came quite close to the brink, so do expect some darker levels in this year than previous.
Here it is not a matter of approval or disapproval. Merely understanding.
Babies don't come from storks, of course. Everyone knows that. No, they wait patiently on their stars, until the folks below are ready to take them.
Storming the Citadel is an adjunct to 'The Cassandra Syndrome'.