Category: philosophy

  • Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo

    Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid This content may include explicit material. Reader discretion is advised. The intention is not to offend but to have a discourse. Proceed only if you are comfortable with potentially sensitive topics. A beautiful, engrossing, scandalous tale of an old woman.  This book tells the story of…

  • Nineteen Eighty Four

    1984 by George Orwell A dystopian world where you are being watched and heard all the time. You are mind-numbed out by constant telecast, where when you make love to your partner, you are doing “a service to the ruling party”, where your own kids are more loyal to the party than to you where…

  • Proustian Life & Ramblings

    Wisdom can be acquired in two ways. Painfully and Painlessly. Painlessly is when ordained upon us from classrooms and teachers. Painfully is when inflicted by life itself. To have always been respected, means to never understand the nature of human society and humiliation. Wisdom comes to those who have suffered violent misery. But we shouldn’t…

  • Longest novel

    In Search of the Lost Time, by Marcel Proust, is a gigantic novel, spanning seven volumes. It’s reckoned to be the “longest” novel ever written. No, dear readers, I haven’t read it myself yet. I have been listening to Alain De Botton’s audiobook, the creator of the foundation and channel “School of Life”. In Alain…

  • The Night Shot

    Caught by thy dark beauty, I am engulfed by you, By the shine you radiate, I envy you, To have known people have reached you, I feel missed out on you, For the dark side of you I cannot see, I feel insecure around you, With each passing, you emerge from the darkness, I am…

  • Eliza, The Subtle Art of and Me vs Us

    Hey, welcome back! Thanks for reading my average recollection and insights of the last month! Books The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson I finally read it! I would embarrassingly admit that I was too prudent to read it. I felt this hyped book, I can’t read and saw a ton…