My monkey-mind journal
Ideas just come to me, I must write them down, whether you like it or not, or are indifferent.
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From Parmenides and Heraclitus we get that non-existence does not exist, whereas existence is all there is. See the following image: We also learn from them that the world of appearances, the phenomenal world witnessed by the senses (internal and external) is the result of a conflict, combination or even a love affair between opposites.…
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I just finished, perhaps, the most consequential book I have read in a very long time, perhaps even more consequential than Aristotle’s Metaphysics in philosophy, the Bhagavad-Gita in religion or Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra in poetry. I’m referring to the Samkhya philosophy coming to us as the Prava Chana Sutra. The world may not know…
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Best advice I’ve got in my life: “Read the classics.” You really cannot navigate and understand this world without them. (Unless you’re painfully intuitive and sensitive to our toxic environment, but even then, read, for a pain shared is a pain partially relieved).
Oscar Najarro 