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Limits Of Intellectualism and Cartesian Rationalism

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Human Cognition, Intellectualism, and Anthropomorphism: Our Brains Are Not Explaining Machines
The findings of cognitive science and neurology of the recent past question the idea of human cognition as a highly evolved, rational structure that helps to understand the world.

Women’s empowerment, Solidarity and Sisterhood: Challenges Ahead

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Womankind is facing grave problems in establishing sisterhood and in expressing solidarity with their sisters against men. Women’s solidarity refers to the unity and mutual support among women working toward common goals, while women’s sisterhood emphasizes emotional bonds and a collective identity among women. 

Self Identity and Social Identity in a Conformist Society

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Imagine standing on the edge of a vast ocean, each wave a whisper of who I am. Let me tell you what science says “Who am I”. Physicists would tell you I am just another particle, composed of cosmic dust,  a pebble shaped by the laws of nature, no different from any other object in the universe. Here is how I  explore the Balance Between self Identity and Social Identity.

Embrace Authenticity: Break Free from Social Norms

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In a society where societal expectations impact our lives, finding our genuine selves can be difficult but gratifying. This article investigates the impact of societal standards, the value of authenticity, and practical ways for living a more genuine life. Breaking free from society expectations and embracing your true self is a brave move that results in a more fulfilling life. Understanding societal standards, fostering self-compassion, and forming supportive networks can help you go on a journey of self-discovery and authentic living.

Empowering Women: The Gateway of Love, Final Common Path

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ere, I describe a deeper, spiritual understanding of love that extends beyond romantic or familial bonds. I take  “Love as a tremendous force that unites all living things…” (Peck, 1978) that unites all living things, protects us, and frees us from fear. Love also grants us freedom.   “Love enables us to be authentic, express our emotions openly, and forgive others” (Fromm, 1956). It is about feeling connected to everyone, every Earthling, and everything including Mother Earth. We are all woven into the same fabric of life.

love allows forgiveness allows us to let go of anger and pain, resulting in a more open and tranquil life. By accepting this spiritual vision of love, we may bring greater harmony, serenity, and purpose into our lives while also making the world a better place.

Self Transcendence: Life’s True Purpose

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Embark on a spiritual journey with Transcendental Quest. Unlock your life’s true purpose and discover a new path to enlightenment and self-discovery.

Existential foundation of Human existence: Love Core of Our Specie Being

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Love, an enigmatic and profound emotion, has been a subject of philosophical, literary, and scientific inquiry for centuries. It is a multifaceted phenomenon that transcends mere romantic involvement, encompassing a broad spectrum of human experiences, including familial bonds, friendships, and even love for humanity as a whole. Love is not just an emotion or a feeling; it is a fundamental mode of human existence that shapes our lives, relationships, and our very sense of being. This essay explores love as a mode of human existence, examining its various dimensions and its integral role in the human experience. Deep dive into human existence and human emotions.

Love has manifold dimensions and eludes a definition. Love means relatedness, to anchor with someone and to seek one’s roots in others. Unlike sex, such as love does not necessarily need an object. It may include erotic love, mother-child love, and love for your friend. We love our own creation; it may be an artwork, a painting, and a poem. Human Existence… Existential foundation of Human existence: Love Core of Our Specie Being

  • Existential foundation of Human existence: Love Core of Our Specie Being
    Love, an enigmatic and profound emotion, has been a subject of philosophical, literary, and scientific inquiry for centuries. It is a multifaceted phenomenon that transcends mere romantic involvement, encompassing a broad spectrum of human experiences, including familial bonds, friendships, and even love for humanity as a whole. Love is not just an emotion or a ...
  • Self Identity and Social Identity in a Conformist Society
    Imagine standing on the edge of a vast ocean, each wave a whisper of who I am. Let me tell you what science says “Who am I”. Physicists would tell you I am just another particle, composed of cosmic dust,  a pebble shaped by the laws of nature, no different from any other object in ...
  • Limits Of Intellectualism and Cartesian Rationalism
    Human Cognition, Intellectualism, and Anthropomorphism: Our Brains Are Not Explaining Machines The findings of cognitive science and neurology of the recent past question the idea of human cognition as a highly evolved, rational structure that helps to understand the world.