Category Philosophy
Ma’at is an Ancient Egyptian goddess that symbolizes cosmic order, ethical motherhood, natural law, and cosmic harmony. Many people believe she is the embodiment of truth and justice, and the underlying order of the universe. Ma’at is an essential element… Continue Reading →
It is easy to get lost in life and wander aimlessly, fearfully clinging to the past or carelessly drifting in the future. But this is not the art of living. Living with mindfulness is about being fully engaged with the… Continue Reading →
It’s been said that an evenness of mind is the height of yoga. What does this mean? To achieve a state of balance and peace in one’s thoughts and actions, despite the results. Achieving this stillness of the mind, without… Continue Reading →
Aristotle once said that “It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it”. It is a sentiment echoed by numerous philosophers and intellectuals throughout the ages, expressing the idea that true… Continue Reading →
In the 16th century, Europe was in a state of upheaval as the Protestant Reformation began, a religious movement that would eventually break down the centuries-old unity of Christendom and lead to the emergence of the Protestant branch of Christianity…. Continue Reading →
Do you want to improve your life and become a better version of yourself? If so, these mind-opening books can help you gain a new perspective on life and find the motivation to achieve a greater level of success. Lose… Continue Reading →
Repentance is an integral element of the Christian faith and a major part of following God’s will. So what does it mean, why is it important, and what are the steps involved? The word repentance literally means to turn away… Continue Reading →
How do we decide what’s valuable? Do we judge by the price tag or is there something more to it? Art has been a source of controversy since it was first created and has been the subject of many debates… Continue Reading →
Education is the cornerstone of progression for any individual or nation. Learning is essential for personal and professional growth, as well as the ongoing development of civilization and societies. But what is the real purpose of learning? Is it to… Continue Reading →
It has been said that no dilemma has inflicted more damage or persistent suffering on the heart and mind of so many than the ever relevant problem of evil: can a just God allow suffering? The discussion of this problem… Continue Reading →