AI Analysis of 16 Chapters After completion of the 16 Chapters on “What is Life?“, the artificial intelligence (AI) model was asked to analyze all the Chapters and identify what had been…
Category: Philosophy
Danger of Knowledge: What is Life? (Chapter 16)
The Danger Ahead. Plain, unvarnished reality does not require an “enlightened person” sitting on a pedestal. Anyone can notice it with a little effort and focus. Philosophers and gurus rarely had to…
Joy of Living: What Is Life? (Chapter 15)
Understanding the Joy of Living. When life has so many challenges, where is the joy in living? In the last 14 chapters, we have dealt with most of the challenges. The financial…
God: What is life? (Chapter 14)
God and the Control of Fate. God is often constructed by the human mind as a master controller or a projection used to outsource the control of fate when we confront our…
Death: What is Life? (Chapter 13)
The Riddle of Death What is death? A simple answer would fail on every aspect. What if we say there is no such thing as death? It is the name of a…
Privacy: What is Life? (Chapter 12)
Privacy and Socializing Social acceptance that makes the personality also needs privacy. They are two sides of the same coin. Both are united at the back but never see eye to eye….
Observation and Experience: What Is Life? (Chapter 11)
The Power of Observation. The world is dynamic. It is changing every moment. The change is so slow that most of us fail to notice. Observation is watching the change to happen…
Speech: What is Life? (Chapter 10)
The Inadequacy of Speech The greatest challenge for humanity is not war or climate collapse. Those are byproducts of a deeper problem. The core issue is coordination. We cannot act as one…
Knowledge: What is Life and Living? (Chapter 9)
Knowledge and Unlearning. Knowledge is what we know or believe we know. That is some total of knowledge. We are made to believe that out knowledge can make us survive almost any…
Lifestyle and Personality: What is Life? (Chapter 8)
Lifestyle and Personality. There are Introvert and Extrovert types of personalities . We hear it from behavior experts. They are right in their own way. They categorize between the people who express…
Relationships: What Is Life? (Chapter 6)
Relationships: Family, Marriage, and Exit. The problem with relationships is our expectation. We expect a human being to act and behave from a morally and rationally elevated position. This doesn’t happen in…
The Cycle of Human Life (Chapter 5)
What is life? Individual life is an experience of humanity. Yet humans rarely have time to appreciate or enjoy it. When humans think of experience, they think of possessions. These signify nothing…
Ambition: What is life? (Chapter 4)
Ambition and Desire: The Thief and Raw Ambition. A thief is the most ambitious person. He is raw, unapologetic, and has very little patience. He exhibits only as much patience as required…
Self Image: What is life? (Chapter 3)
The Fragile Construction of Identity Called Self Image. Humans create an image of themselves. Then they get hurt if anyone steps on that image. It appears humans do not live, but they…
Human Mind: What is Life? (Chapter 1)
The Mind That Runs Us, and the Rare Freedom of Seeing It. Sunday Musings. The mind is a brilliant but compulsive projector and storyteller. It creates the illusion of “me”. True freedom…
The Fundamental Core of Hindu Philosophy.
Trimūrti as Atomic Science: Western thought may have built this world by appropriating knowledge from everywhere but when it comes to Hindu knowledge it has a ‘policy’ to not only downplay it…
Meera Nanda Conflates Insanity with Rationality
Is Meera Nanda a Pseyudo Intellectual? A genius can hold two contradictory ideas but the insanity is the condition of holding multiple contradictions without noticing any of them. Genius deliberates the paradox….
The Psychological Profile of Meera Nanda
Meera Nanda’s “the God Market: How Globalization Is Making India more Hindu” (2009). Nanda argues in her book that India’s neo-liberal economic reforms since 1991 haven’t secularized society. Instead, they’ve created a…
Quietness of Mind is not a Mirage.
_*]:min-w-0 !gap-3.5″> When Mind Finds its Quiet The Wheel That Never Stops Human mind is like Earth. It spins constantly at incredible speed. Earth rotates at 67,000 miles per hour around the…
Capitalism and Communism are Two Sides of the Same Coin
_*]:min-w-0 !gap-3.5″> Capitalism and Communism Despite appearing as ideological opposites, capitalism and communism are fundamentally similar systems that prioritize money generation over genuine wealth creation and human flourishing. Both create monopolistic structures…
Socialism: A hat that has lost its shape.
_*]:min-w-0 !gap-3.5″> Socialism: Beyond Methodological Confusion Background Socialism is a political hat worn by so many ideologies that it has lost its original shape. The fundamental confusion surrounding socialism stems from…
Transforming thought transforms the life.
You Are Not Your Past, You Are Your Thoughts How to transform life? People love to label and judge but we ignore power of thought. Are we born good or bad? Some…
Desire and Impulse
Desire vs. Impulse for Sensation: A Clear Distinction Human motivation is shaped by two powerful forces: desire and impulse for sensation. While they may seem similar—both sparking a need to act—they stem…
Gurdjieff and Krishnamurti: An Analysis of Human Awakening.
Gurdjieff and Krishnamurti: Awakening Through Contrasting Worlds In the early 20th century, George Ivanovich Gurdjieff (c. 1866–1949) and Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895–1986) emerged as visionary thinkers addressing the human condition. Both recognized a…
Ivanovich Gurdjieff: Profile, life and teachings
G.I. Gurdjieff: The Paradox of a Spiritual Trickster Mystic, manipulator, philosopher, and provocateur — the enigma of Gurdjieff lives on in contradiction. Introduction: The Enigmatic Master George Ivanovich Gurdjieff (c. 1866–1949) was…