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73A Beginners Guide to Kierkegaard
The Scientist and The Storyteller Metaphor and Language In this article I will endeavor to outline Sǿren Kierkegaard for beginners. He is my favorite philosopher because after reading his books I was...
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78Understanding Heidegger
The existentialist writings of Martin Heidegger are difficult not only because of the subject matter, but also because of the use of many uncommon terms and odd word combinations. Through the use of such...
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70Existentialism As Humanism
Existentialism as a Humanism “There is no universe other than a human universe, tthe universe of human subjectivity. This connection between transcendency, as a constituent element of man--- not in the...
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71The Existential Paradox with Nature
We live in an existential society, whether we are aware of it or not. Heidegger, Sartre, Einstein and several other brilliant thinkers in the early 20th century completely revolutionized how we perceive and...
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66What If
In 1975 my brother wrote “What if… But it didn’t” Today 2009, I reply “What if… And it did” Where are you on your life's journey today? Have you traveled by...
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73Overcome hopelessness by copying the sun
As many gifted and sensitive individuals know, it can be painful to maintain awareness of the external world. Hopelessness must constantly be pushed aside. There is good reason for this. It is hard to hold to...
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72A Review of The Stranger, by Albert Camus
The Stranger, written by Frenchman Albert Camus, is required reading for most high school students throughout the US. It is commonly used as an example of the existentialist mindset. Essentially...
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69Existential as we are, never buy the bullshit that he sells
The trust man, at the same time both uses and abuse the natural state of solitude. You are in your natural state dreadfully alone in your thoughts, dreadfully awash in a sea of uncertainty. The trust man uses...
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62The Rationalist
What color is melancholy? What hue, what light What darkness shows its face? What state is this? A dreamer, sad Yet comfortable. -- I wade through my clearwater thoughts Emerge damp, cold ...
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78What's Up With River Imagery?
Everybody has a worldview. It is the framework within which we endeavor to make sense of everything and come to terms with the real meaning of life. Some are intentional about developing how they interpret...
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