Chai

 

Why Voltaire Said: You Must Cultivate Your Own Garden

Hands

 

Philosophy--Karl Jaspers

“The philosophy I sought at universities in 1901 disappointed me…My impulse was to save my mind. I wanted science, pure air, and reality…I took up natural science and medicine without weakening my love for a philosophy I did not know, one that would amount to more than a rationalistic discussion of curious problems—the philosophy it takes, rather, to make our every action conscious and meaningful…I never thought of taking up philosophy as a profession” --Karl Jaspers, Philosophy, vol. 1, p. 6.

PHILOSOPHY - Baruch Spinoza

Falsafa

 

“Philosophy, the goal of true community among men who are themselves, has been wrought by lonely, distant individuals. In an extravagance of agonies and certainties, they sent us word but did not bid us follow. The experience they show us was singular and unrepeatable.” Karl Jaspers

 

 
 

The Stark Beauty of Silence

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Entrance to the Shrine of Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi in Damascus

 

Levon Minassian - Bab'aziz

Pieter the Elder Bruegel

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Things are Looking Up!

 

A Classic from the 1970s