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Have you ever found yourself overthinking every little detail of your life? Or perhaps you have been praised for being a rational person, but you often find yourselves in stress and anxiety? If yes, this article can probably help you find the key to happiness. Continue reading The Pitfalls of Over-Analyzing and Over-Rationalizing: Why Balance is Key?
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Reading time: 4 minutes There are people, situations, and places that can undoubtedly discriminate against us, causing us to suffer. However, is it always the case? Do we always have to let situations dictate our happiness? In reality, the meaning we give to a situation is what ultimately causes us to suffer, not the situation itself. As the famous quote goes, “We are not given … Continue reading “Taking Control of Your Life: Overcoming Situations You Can’t Change”
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As someone who’s interested in both Buddhism and Alderian Psychology (or “Individual Psychology”), I have found that the two share many similarities. Both are concerned with understanding the human experience and how to achieve happiness, fulfilment, and inner peace. Through my various resources such as books, podcasts, and discussions, I have come to realize that there are several ways in which the two intersect. One … Continue reading The Intersection of Alderian Psychology and Buddhism: Prioritizing Community, Boundaries, and Self-Reliance
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Are you ready to turn your world upside down and see things in a whole new light? Then read Sapiens! When it comes to understanding the history of humankind, many of us have a limited view of the past. We may think we know the story, but do we really understand the intricacies and complexities of human evolution? This is where Sapiens by Yuval Noah … Continue reading Sapiens by Harari: A new pair of glasses to clearly see the world
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Theme: The Courage to Be Disliked is a book written by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga, that will make you think and question everything you thought you knew about relationships and personal happiness. The author takes us on a wild ride through the land of philosophy and presents us with a totally radical new perspective that’s bound to turn your world upside down. Imagine this: … Continue reading “The Courage to Be Disliked”: The Secret to Finding Happiness
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Technology has been a game-changer in every aspect of our lives. It has changed the way we communicate, work, learn and even the way we look for information. Today, with the advent of the internet, we have access to vast amounts of information at our fingertips. However, with so much information available, it can be overwhelming to sort through it all. This is where ChatGPT … Continue reading Disrupting the Search Engine Game: The Rise of ChatGPT
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The toxic nature of the motivation industry has created a culture of comparison, where people are expected to conform to unrealistic standards set by others. This leads to stress, anxiety and even depression. The solution is to focus on our own personal growth and to celebrate our uniqueness. By embracing our individuality and comparing ourselves only to who we were yesterday, we can break free from the toxic culture of comparison and live fulfilling and meaningful lives. Continue reading Breaking Free from the Toxic Culture of Comparison: A Path to Self-Fulfillment
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Let me boldly but eloquently say, “Life itself has no inherent meaning at all”. Don’t worry, there is nothing to frightened of or dejected about! Life evolved from a simple to a complex form through the process called evolution by natural selection. At some point, a specific species spontaneously became aware of its own existence, yes that’s us, humans. Rather than a miracle, I feel … Continue reading “What’s the meaning of life?”: Probably the most stupid question of all
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“Never read books to finish, read them to understand and implement” theonlinethoughts.com Theme: This book has succeeded in unveiling the true nature and root cause of human suffering such as anxiety, self-doubt, low self-esteem and other afflictions, no matter how bad your situation is. The suggested solution seems counterintuitive at first but really works without any popular motivation and willpower techniques. Forget positive quotes and … Continue reading “Don’t believe everything you think” by Joseph Nguyen
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Years back, when I was in my Physics classroom doing an integration problem, I remember feeling the integral symbol’s indescribable but in-depth beauty almost spontaneously. I don’t know where it came from; it just came suddenly. It was the first time I felt the beauty of a non-living thing. I suddenly stopped writing in my notebook and started gazing at it, just to admire the … Continue reading Experiencing the beauty of an integral symbol!
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