Thanks for being here.
And be afraid to wake up again
In my practice, I ask the existential question of choice and the predetermination of being.
Is our attitude to and engagement with phenomena so important if the rhythm of life is such that we do not have time to dwell on a particular idea, object or situation?
Do we not have time to extract meaning because of the fast-paced flow of news, random conversations, and information noise?
I find the answers in basic philosophical values: the miracle of understanding, love and creativity. Thus, the latter, is my space of slowing down, a mental practice of freedom that is closely connected to the eternal: to beauty, reason, love and compassion.
A life filled with creativity is not set by fate alone. It is made up of two vectors:
the circumstances offered and the free response.
My path, my decisions, my intentions - everything has meaning. The ability to observe the inner response, abstracted from it, is the key to understanding freedom of choice, to realizing one's divine nature.
Is our attitude to and engagement with phenomena so important if the rhythm of life is such that we do not have time to dwell on a particular idea, object or situation?
Do we not have time to extract meaning because of the fast-paced flow of news, random conversations, and information noise?
I find the answers in basic philosophical values: the miracle of understanding, love and creativity. Thus, the latter, is my space of slowing down, a mental practice of freedom that is closely connected to the eternal: to beauty, reason, love and compassion.
A life filled with creativity is not set by fate alone. It is made up of two vectors:
the circumstances offered and the free response.
My path, my decisions, my intentions - everything has meaning. The ability to observe the inner response, abstracted from it, is the key to understanding freedom of choice, to realizing one's divine nature.
