“You must study philosophy, even when you have no more money than to buy a lamp and oil, and even when you have no other time than from midnight to the crack of dawn.” – Friedrich Hölderlin, Age 25
Carl Jung - Quadrated Circle in the Sky In the famous Grand Inquisitor scene from Dostoevsky’s opus, The Brothers Karamazov, we hear the inquisitor speaking of the “universal and everlasting craving of humanity– to find someone to worship”. And further, “Without a stable conception of the object of life, man would not consent to go …
Levitan - Before the Storm These three essays may be read standalone, yet read together follow an emerging line of thought regarding, what I believe to be, the most significant topics of human existence. In following the inquiry at hand, we see presented the illustrious interweaved story of the history of religion and philosophy, two …
Threshing Floor 