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The Quiet Rebellion: Why Self-Reflection and Principled Selfishness Are Your Safest Harbor

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A discourse against self-sacrifice and for principled selfishness Psychological projection is a defense mechanism in which individuals attribute their own unwanted thoughts, feelings, or traits onto another person. Sacrifice is the act of giving up something valued—such as time, resources, or personal desires—for the sake of a perceived greater good, another person, or a principle. Altruism: “The principle or practice of unselfish concern for or devotion to the welfare of others.” ~Dictionary.com […] Read more »

Why Solitude Promotes Greatness – Academy of Ideas

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I can verify that I have found solitude, especially with partnerships with conscious women, fertile ground for my personal growth over the years. I did countless hours of shadow work, self-reflection, self-assessment, upgraded my critical thinking, learned about meaning and purpose with my Logocentric focus, learned about objective morality, came to understand various philosophical and ideological worldviews that shape thought, learned and expanded my Tantric lifestyle with my partner(s), learned […] Read more »

Contrast: the Perfect Catalyst for Cultivating a Life of Meaning and Purpose

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It is between the two poles of contrast, for instance, between light and dark, cold and hot, male and female, and good and bad, that we are able to discover meaning, and are able to drill down into deeper and deeper levels of meaning/purpose. We can find meaning and purpose by pointing our logic inwards in self-reflection and processing every subtle contrasting experience that life throws our way, which prevents […] Read more »