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  • On Art - On Life - On the Absurdity of... - On the philosophy of...

    The Absurdity of: You will never truly know how you’re seen by others. + The Philosophy of: Frida Kahlo [pt.3]

    August 20, 2018 - By Dave

    Here’s part one and part two of a mini-series on Frida Kahlo; someone who can still teach us a lot on how to live, through her art and how she herself lived. ***** Just as it’s absurd that no one will ever truly know what’s it like to be you, as you only know the deep thoughts that are inside your own…

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  • On Being Alone - On Life

    Do you ever feel alone? Well, you’re not. You never are. And this is why.

    August 19, 2018 - By Dave

    Throughout the day… do you think about other people? And spend time thinking of the people in your life you like the most? Even people that influenced your life, you fell in love with, people who made your life better? Well, there’s probably someone out there thinking of you right now.  Everything that we cherish and love and fall for…

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  • On death - On Life - On the philosophy of...

    The philosophy of: Bhavagad Geetha (and what Monthy Python’s got to do with it)

    August 18, 2018 - By Dave

    The Bhavagad Geetha (or the Gita) is a Hindu Scripture in Sanskrit that lays out things to keep in mind and a clear way to live a sweet life. It’s seen a spiritual dictionary and an answer to all life’s problems. It reminds you that you were once nothing, and you will once again at some point nothing, so in…

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  • On Art - On Knowledge of Others - On Knowledge of Self - on Love

    Question: Are you normal? (Answer: You’re not. And that’s normal.)

    August 17, 2018 - By Dave

    What is normal to you? And what’s ‘weird’? Anything unknown (and that challenges what you think is normal)? Well that can basically everything. What you see as weird is perfectly normal to someone somewhere. And vice versa. So there is no normal. The problem with trying to be normal is that only you truly know you. No one will ever know all the things…

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  • Deep Dives - On Freedom

    A Deep Dive into: Freedom – In your entire life, up to this point, when did you feel the most free? + The Philosophy of: Oasis’ Whatever (and the moment when I was)

    August 16, 2018 - By Dave

    This is a deep dive into something we want in our personal lives, our relationships (or at least for the other person to understand when we want it), our work lives and why we make money, and just in general. Freedom. And ironically, the less you ‘have’, the less responsibilities and obligations, possessions and commitments, the more freedom you have. —— If…

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  • On Life - on Love - On the philosophy of...

    Life can be sweet lived in dreams, fantasies and fiction but it’s much more fun and exciting and REAL lived in reality (albeit emotionally dangerous and potentially heartbreaking) – The philosophy of: Amélie

    August 15, 2018 - By Dave

    The beauty of philosophy is not in its esoteric metaphysical theories, its circumlocutory dialogues or its dusty old texts. It’s in its power to help you see how to live life, and truly live and experience its raw, uncensored and potentially mindblowing (or headfucking) moments. Those moments of magic, those moments of true connection, whether to nature, a moment or a person. So although Amélie…

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  • On challenge - On Life - On the philosophy of... - Why you do it

    Viva la Vida & The Philosophy of Frida Kahlo [pt.2]

    August 14, 2018 - By Dave

    This was contentiously the last thing Frida Kahlo ever painted: But even if it’s not agreed that it undeniably was, it’s pretty much agreed that her inscription was done just days before she died. Despite her challenging life, she perhaps still maintained that love for life, through all life’s good and bad shit (the latter of which she had shitloads).

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  • On Indifference - On Knowledge of Self - On the philosophy of...

    Getting upset with people is not about them doing things because they don’t like or respect you, it’s a question of how much you like and respect yourself – How to stay calm with people (Look for the pin)… The philosophy of: The School of Life

    August 13, 2018 - By Dave

    If someone pisses you off or disappoints you, that is not an issue of them purposely doing things because you are easy to take advantage of, you are stupid or that you don’t deserve respect. People doing things to upset us is decided by us. If someone disappoints us, it’s not that they have done something that directly hurt us, it’s…

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  • On Life - Why you listen to it

    There’s one thing that makes for a happy life… And that’s LIFE itself (and all its fucked up lows, ecstatic highs, anxieties, worries, fears as well as its joys, self-fulfillments and celebrations.) + The philosophy of: Gang of Youths’ Say Yes to Life.

    August 12, 2018 - By Dave

    Say you’ve been a bad boy or girl and you’ve been sentenced to death. On the day, your time is approaching and you know your life will soon be over. There will be nothing left for you to do, or hope for, or experience or hope to experience one day. You will soon not be living. If you could wish for…

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    on camus - On the Absurdity of... - On the philosophy of...

    The point of philosophy is not to talk an endless amount of bullshit, it’s to do just enough of it to realise how simple things really are, so as to live your best life (+ why Albert Camus gets dissed for being a shit philosopher. And why he probably wouldn’t give a fuck.)

    August 11, 2018 - By Dave

    Philosophy is not about making ‘progress’. Figuring out how to live a good life is as confusing now as it was in Ancient Greece over 2,000 years ago. The worries, anxieties and fears people have are basically the same, the only things that have changed are the technology that affects them. The point of philosophy and the pursuit of wisdom…

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