Apology of commitment
In our withered society, the most valuable "good" is "comfort". The value of something is all the greater as this thing is simple, fast and undemanding.
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Just like the Middle Ages, only much worse
If today you dare questioning the veracity of the currently predominant religion called science, you will unleash the most disjointed reactions.
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Blessed are the poor in spirit
Meister Eckhart's teaching has never been so timely. In his sermons he stated that only the "poor in spirit," that is, those who ignore religion or get rid of it, have the opportunity to encounter God.
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Give a meaning to your journey
The only possible salvation is to escape from the dictatorship of entertainment on sale, from the digital social networks' fake friends, from the false idea of freedom based solely on quantity and commodity.
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Stop moaning!
I say this at every philosophical chat with the students of our courses. The listener looks at me, says I'm right though they don't give much of a thought to the concept and after a few moments, the only real starting point (even of arrival in reality) to transform oneself from a mere biological machine to a conscious individual, vanishes without leaving any trace.
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Stoic Lessons: Inner Freedom
Ancient Stoicism emphasized how often men focus on the idea of external freedom and then be totally inwardly slaves to their impulses.
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“Advanced-level yoga teacher training courses: what you need to know” by M. G.
If you want to find out how to become a yoga teacher, this blog post is for you. Yoga is a great activity for everyone, regardless of age, fitness level or previous experience. If you are interested in becoming a yoga teacher, Hari-Om is the right place to begin.
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Stoic Lessons: The Power of saying NO
"Not" is a fascinating adverb and how we relate to it, tells of our character, of the ability to know how to manage your life without being a slave to your biological machine. The biological machine, not capable of free will, confuses the automatic response to stimuli with freedom.
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Stoic Lessons: Train discernment
If you wish to make good use of these pills of stoicism, try for a week to commit to putting them into practice. Make it your priority and then see how and if your life changes. If they prove useless you will have lost little as they are free.
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Stoic Lessons: Obstacles Are Life
If your desire for a comfortable life, without problems, without battles to fight, surrounded only by people with whom you have neither conflicts…
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Death as life's accomplishment
In all of Mishima's writings, death occupies a fundamental place. It is as if all life has meaning only in the face of perfect death. The very meaning of life is given only with respect to the end of it.
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Yukio Mishima part 1 : explaining through the body
Mishima in contemporary history is so significant and representative of so many different instances that it is really difficult to understand it in its entirety.
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