Shrimp Mind Paradox·Oct 25The Despair of Living Someone Else’s LifeWhat Søren Kierkegaard understood about the quiet suffering of meeting everyone’s expectations while slowly losing yourself.
InThe Pillionaire DiariesbyArun Joshi·Oct 1किर्केगार्द(Kierkegaard Philosophy)भीड़ से अलग अपने जीवन की खोज
Jace Ramirez·Sep 24The Idea of an “Existential Hero” in an Absurd WorldThe whole idea of an existential hero is a hero who defies what the everyday person thinks is a hero, which would be like a hero that saves…
Modeesha·Aug 23Between “Who You Are” and “Who You’re Supposed to Be”Maybe nobody forced you into the life you’re living.
Jal Patidar·Aug 20Day 73/100: The Cost of Safety"To dare is to lose one's footing momentarily. Not to dare is to lose oneself."
D. FIGUEIREDO·Jul 25VOCÊ PRECISA CHAMAR A ATENÇÃO DE DEUS!Eu sempre fico pensando sobre que deus é este que — ou distraído, ou carente — precisa que alguém chame a atenção dele, a fim de que ele se…
InPhenomenal FieldbyTricksteratHeart·Jul 25The Anatomy of Rupture / Anatomija ruptureWhy systems become too polite to question themselves — and what it costs to break the politeness / Zašto sustavi postaju previše pristojni…
Shandy Pradana·Jul 24The Odyssey (2026): Agamemnon, Odysseus, and Kierkegaard's Knights of FaithExplore how The Odyssey (2026) reimagines Agamemnon as infinite resignation and Odysseus as Kierkegaard's knight of faith.
