Interest in this blog is for those who partake in valuing philosophy and poetry.
Month: May 2020
Philosophy – “The Origin of Selfishness” – 5/31/2020
The origin of selfishness can only come from personal decisions. We believe, at all times, that the decisions we make define ourselves, when such is not true. The decisions we make shape our world, the reality around us, not who we are, within. In fact, our actions would not shape us, as much as those […]
MorePhilosophy – “The Necessity of having Less Choice” – 5/31/2020
Were a person to not have a choice in the manner of an action, it would be more-so suited to objectively doing the right thing. How is this? To imagine it like a person who loves another, doing what is right for them, it is never a choice neither for the love, nor for the […]
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Quote – “Why to not Interpret Justice” – 5/30/2020
“Over the meaning of life, justice has no meaning to any interpretation, other than how justice defines itself. It is a danger to interpret justice. As much as a person would want the liberty of doing so, interpreting justice would mean to have one’s own brand of it, making their ‘form of justice’ more-so suited […]
MoreQuote – “A Need to not Tolerate Interpretation” – 5/30/2020
“Think of the ‘interpretation’ of an event, of an individual, of any single thing the two eyes of someone can lay upon, as falling on the side of ‘personal desire’ versus ‘justice’. No one should be allowed to interpret what justice means, in this world. There are certain things to know, certain rules to follow, […]
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