Category Archives: Thoughts about Life

Humanity’s evolutionary path out of the darkness involves massive amounts of data and misinformation. For example, I saw a vid from an Ann Arbor physician about the Pfizer vaccine who claims that there have been 12,000+ deaths from the Pfizer … Continue reading →

(Inspired by Marshall Vian Summers) If your affection for God is restrained by your condemnation of the world, your affection towards other people will be restrained by your condemnation of their behavior. This is why you must consider your relationship … Continue reading →

The primary conflict in the world today – and for the past 6,000 years – isn’t political, economic, or social. It revolves around one simple dichotomy: Admiration vs. Envy. If someone tells you about a success they had, do you … Continue reading →

Why did you come to earth? This question will make no sense to materialists, who do not believe in the basic divinity of the human being and that a human being has a soul that incarnates in the physical world. Materialists … Continue reading →

Another Wildcard is Coming A wildcard event is coming before November 3rd. A wildcard is something no one expected that affects a great number of people. Two wildcard events have occurred since 2016: The election of TRUMP, and coronavirus. What … Continue reading →

The Coronavirus, according to some experts, is going to be with us for years. This means that the way we live our lives will have to change. We may have to maintain social distancing, or at least be cautious about … Continue reading →

The Science of Human Beliefs Is scarcity a law of nature, or something peculiar to planet earth? Observing nature, we see that species populations are regulated through predation, or when resources become scarce. Almost all species fight to maintain territory … Continue reading →

I found this fascinating quote from Erich Fromm, author of Escape From Freedom: “A person’s main task in life is to give birth to oneself.” This quote really resonated with me because this morning I woke up and realized that … Continue reading →