We suffer unnecessarily. This stems from a profound lack of self-knowledge, as if we are addicts clinging to a harmful substance. Like an addict's drug, the false notion of an independently existent self is the source of great misery for ourselves and others. We imagine ourselves as solid,
We suffer unnecessarily. This suffering stems from a profound misunderstanding of ourselves and the world around us. Much like addicts clinging desperately to a drug, we are unable to relinquish the deeply ingrained sense that we are substantial, solid, independent, and autonomous beings. We construct elaborate schemes, both grand and
The bright screen beckoned. A new quest. More hours poured into a digital world. But what happens when the game stops being enough? When the wins feel hollow and the hours spent feel, well, spent? Many find themselves caught in the agent-arena relationship, deeply immersed in the context of the
Disappointment stings. It's that tight feeling in your chest, the wave of frustration, the quiet voice whispering, 'I should have known better'. We've all been there, navigating the fallout of unmet expectations. But disappointment, as unpleasant as it is, can be a powerful teacher
We celebrate diversity, yet often fail to recognise the profound impact of individual uniqueness on beliefs and values. This disconnect fuels countless conflicts and misunderstandings. Consider this: if two people in different locations want to reach the same destination, say India, they will require entirely different routes. Insisting on a
Imagine each stage of your life, each area of focus, as a separate picture frame. Now, imagine that within each frame lurks a dragon – a challenge, an obstacle, a fear – that must be confronted to move onto the next. If you are actively avoiding crucial aspects of your life, like
AI's threat to education isn't about students 'cheating' their way to degrees. The real danger lies in something far more profound: the message it sends to students about their future value. Conserving Energy: The Core of Technological Advancement Humans naturally seek ways to conserve
Imagine humans not as independent entities, but as complex AI agents, each responding to a unique prompt set by the universe itself. It's a strange idea, perhaps, but one that offers a fresh perspective on free will, karma, and the very nature of existence. Consider the implications: what