Life is.

Death is not an experience, only an observation of withdrawal from a shell. Communication with the departed ("dead") is universally known.

The quest for meaning is a propulsion mechanism. The mind only a ladder. Once you embrace the stream of life nothing matters.

The mind is like a Gothic arch. Riding its ascending part makes the dream of the enlightenment. The horizon broadens, you learn new things, you improve methods, you make dazzling discoveries. From a species struggling for survival you turn into the dominant presence on the planet. Then you reach the crown of the arch and you have to show courage in exchanging the mind with a higher principle. If not, you are trapped in the downward part of the arch, turning from philosopher to a sophist, critic, and pompous academic.

Mass education is the silent pandemic of modern times. (Look what happened in Mass-achusetts...)

If the universe brims with energy, why do we need proof that life is ubiquitous? 

Resisting evil, in things small and large, seems inevitable for any moral person. An honest man does not even bother with evil in the same way that an ocean is never threatened by an oil spill.

There are children misbehaving just to attract parental affection; receiving attention is their existential level. There are also children who behave responsibly cognizant that they help make their parents' life easier; they are adults but in age.

People with a broken moral compass will always be confused and act destructively.

We now have sufficient distance from the Enlightenment to understand some of its false premises. Social automation is one of them.

Never accept, never reject. Relate to no one, if you aspire to be all.

Debt is the definition of sin. The moment you are indebted to anyone you are a slave. "I owe nothing to anyone" is the true cry of freedom.