Category Archives: Philosophy

I hestitated putting this post under the title of Beauty (Pt. 5). First, I was afraid people wouldn’t read it because they’re sick of me talking about beauty. Second, I wasn’t sure if it would fit in this series. But the more I thought about it, this post belongs in the Beauty series. So, what amContinue reading “Beauty (Pt. 5)”

In this series of posts, I have been setting forth various manifestations of beauty.  If you believe there are different classifications of beauty, then I have introduced natural, relational, and physical beauty thus far. This would be a taste of structural beauty. If you want to stay away from the classifications, then here is just another manifestation of beauty:     (Kudos to theContinue reading “Beauty (Pt. 4)”

A man and a woman walk down the street, embracing one another and smiling; Over sixty years, it has been this way, Only death could make them part…

Yesterday, I asked a good friend of mine to define “beauty.” He said beauty is different for everyone. He also said there are different types of beauty (physical, emotional, social, and spiritual). While I agree with the latter, I disagree with the former. I think beauty is beauty and people will recognize it as such.Continue reading “Beauty (Pt.1)”

If you haven’t seen Inception, watch it. It will blow your mind. Ever since I watched the movie, I’ve been wanting to write about it, so here it goes: What’s going on beneath the surface of this action-packed movie? Is it about the subconscious mind? Is it about the power of dreams? Is it about Alzheimer’s? Is it aboutContinue reading “Inception”