Once The Beacon of Curiosity is Lit it Can Never Be Extinguished

As Plato’s allegory shows it’s not always easy to be in the sunshine while others linger in shadows, but if one is able to accept their auspicious burden as a right of passage their strain will build a bulbous muscle, an intellect pulsating with lust for life.

Reading time: 7 mins

Does Life’s Meaning Reside in Discovering Our Own Purpose?

The unknown can be frightening and being offered an all-encompassing solution is comforting, but it also limits idiosyncratic thought. It may be daunting to contemplate our onus to individually define our existence, however isn’t more alarming to believe we all must live according to the same objective?

Reading Time: 6 mins

The Sweet Irony of Life – We All Live to Die

As we are consummated our DNA signs a contract, ‘In order for this being to have life, they must inevitably be sacrificed in death’. Although there are severe implications termed in the contract, it can also be helpful to appreciate life’s brevity and commit to making it more than bourgeois.

Reading time: 4 mins