Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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The Spring Symphony
Spring festivals intertwine mythology with tradition, celebrating renewal and love, epitomized by Vasantasena’s romantic allure amidst vibrant festivities.”
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Animal Wisdom
Xammi, a zoologist, shares insights with her friend Parwati about animal symbolism, totem animals, and power animals. She explains how animals can be silent messengers and symbols of our roots. Xammi also discusses animal communication and the transfer of information between animals, highlighting the growing area of disciplines in animal behavior.
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Kaapi Kronchiles — Ides of March
“Amidst Mango Meadows’ tranquility, pondering the significance of the Ides of March, reflecting on history’s lessons with a wry smile.”
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Tidela and Magic of Tidying.
The writer reflects on the calming effect of tidiness, inspired by their mother’s routine. They share a humorous anecdote about scaring their daughter into tidying up. They mention Japanese folklore and the concept of Mottainai, emphasizing the connection between tidiness and inner peace. The post ends with a friend’s perspective on different lifestyles.
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Crack In The Ceiling
Growing up in the 80s, discussions about the elusive glass ceiling were commonplace among the educated adults, often accompanied by sympathetic nods of acknowledgment. Over time, this concept gained traction, with publications like Reader’s Digest shedding light on its significance, particularly in hindering the career progression of women and minority groups within organizations. Despite the…
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Day 29 A Kid’s Concern.
A kid put forth her concern in a TEDex talk. She was talking about how lost childhood, wars, school fees and lack of water. She has a valid point it might be the time to relook.
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