To live is to die to one's fears, apprehensions and setbacks . . . .

To Live a Long Life . . . . .

Living a long and healthy life necessitates a commitment to beneficial health practices, including a nutritious diet, mental stability, cognitive clarity, and regular exercise. Despite historical increases in life expectancy, modern lifestyle factors have led to health declines in developed nations. Individuals must take control of their wellness to support longevity.

Shapes convey meaning . . . .

The ancient practice of using shapes for symbolic meaning transcends cultures. In the movie 'HIM' the subtext was highlighted through the use of shapes as symbols . Each basic shape carries specific meanings that, when combined, elevate their significance. The symbolism of the philosopher's stone reflects human experience, and the capacity to expand beyond those limits into cosmic unification.

Reflections on Darkness

Darkness, often perceived as 'anti-life' and evil, is essential for understanding the totality of creation and complexity of self. It embodies undefinable chaos and infinitesimal potentiality, engendering fear for many. True introspection can lead to self-reconciliation, yielding up revelatory insights and buried energies. Resolving inner darkness fosters personal well-being and holistic wholeness; aspects crucial for human existence.