Paradox

Introduction: Life, with all its intricacies and uncertainties, presents us with profound questions about what truly matters. One such contemplation revolves around the choice between a great short life or a long miserable one. This paradoxical inquiry compels us to reflect on the essence of existence, our priorities, and the pursuit…

There is so much we don’t know, yet we continue to invent new things. Some of us cannot make glass but can create outstanding sculptures out of it. Some of us cannot weave threads and fabrics but can produce beautiful garments out of them. We must appreciate what our ancestors have left us, even if we don’t understand how to make it ourselves. And…

Does that ever happen to you? “The more you do, the more empty you feel.” Consider these examples: 1. You read a book but now you think that you need to read more books. 2. You learned a skill but now you want to master it. 3. You think you should work harder to get a raise even though you just got one recently. 4. You reach a sales target, but now you want to exceed it in the next quarter. This paradox is practical in human motivation. It was your sense of incompleteness that made you do great things today. But after a while, dissatisfaction returns inevitably that makes you set new goals.

One thing you should know about me before you meet me: I love good literature. Anyone who meets me who has deeply engaged with authors like Franz Kafka, Karl Ove Knausgaard, Jane Austen, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Paul Auster, or poets like Stéphan Mallarmé, Rumi, Paul Celan, John Ashberry, or Charles Baudelaire…

The biggest threat to your health is the loss of faith and the ability to change anything. Well over half of our health depends on our desires and conscious efforts. Health is a way of thinking, self-identification, a drive for self-fulfillment, a will for life. When we lose this will…

“Give us this day our daily bread…” “The Lord is my shepherd. I lack nothing.” We belong to Yahweh. Our greatest good is a relationship with Him. …

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Between Tick and Tock: A Taoist Interpretation of My Time Paradox Time and I share a paradoxical dance. In the broad strokes of life, I’m late — late to graduate, to marry, to grasp COVID’s gravity, to reclaim my life post-pandemic. Yet, in the minutiae of daily living, I’m paradoxically…

Theseus is a Greek mythological hero who was regarded as an early ruler of Athens. Credited to be the founder of Athens, he was sent to the island of Crete (Greece) to the half-bull half-man beastly Minotaur as an offering to him, but in turn, killed him and came back…