Thoughts

... "life" is a loan, a payment in advance that must be repaid on the difficult "human path"... whether someone deserves it or not can only be said at the moment of his death... many philosophies, religions, do esotericism offer various (usually highly paid) ways to pay off this "debt" more conveniently and less burdensomely, offer "shortcuts"... but shouldn't shortcuts in the "marathon of life" be condemned as fraud?...

"The Atheist's Eye", from the "Backstage of Faith" series

Question for the rulers of souls and hearts…

… the essence of every life, being, existence, etc. is its transience, from birth to death… we have no influence on it, there is nothing we can do about it. But there is something we can do that depends on us. Will we remain in stagnation, or even regression, until (self)destruction, until complete annihilation? Or maybe we will follow the path of change and development to transform into a higher stage of existence. Just like a parasitic caterpillar transforms into a beautiful butterfly…

“Eye of the Atheist” from the series “Dialogue with eFKa”

…they say that our actions will not stop the passing of an era. And they are right, but they forget to add an important message... that the next era depends on our actions. Will it be an era of egalitarian development and change for the better... or an era of elitist stagnation, or perhaps even "medieval decline"...

"Eye of the Atheist", from the series "Dialogue with eFKą"

In the hard music of life, may gratitude be the melody to 'wake my heart' to the abundance that surrounds me.

If life were to be simple, we would not have poverty, louts and prostitutes today.

"The Mechanics of the Tired Minds"

‘Because if hell exists, those go there who have no respect for their own life and body, and who in difficult times would only complain and seek guilt in others.’ She shook her head in resignation and said, though quieter: ‘It is not about dragging through this life and despairing.‘

"The Mechanics of the Tired Minds"

Changes are a path of progress and learning, not some magical enlightening.

"The Mechanics of the Tired Minds"

There is a lot of talk about love for oneself, full acceptance… What if that is precisely where the problem lies…? Perhaps all it takes is to simply like oneself?

A man excessively succumbing to the power of positive thinking looks a bit like the classic Volkswagen Beetle with a “demon of speed” bumper sticker.

Criticism is nothing but a whiplash over one's head. And yet we often treat it as a volley from the heaviest of cannons.