Not answers, just reflections on the mysteries we pretend to understand.
This site collects short essays and reflections about belief, meaning, and the quiet architecture of thought.
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“That line sounds harsh, but it’s not meant as an insult. It’s frustration - and maybe a little honesty. Humans are obsessed with how things begin. Every culture, every faith, every scientific theory tries to explain where it all started.”
“No uniformity in the creation of the world - perhaps because the idea of being utterly alone in the vast cosmos terrifies us.”
“The beauty you see in me is a reflection of you.” - Rubi In these few words lies one of humanity’s oldest intuitions - that the divine is not somewhere else, not an external entity watching from the heavens, but rather something mirrored within us.
Throughout history, across every culture and civilization, religion has always been a part of human life. But why? What purpose does it serve? Perhaps the universality of religion says more about the human mind than any divine reality.
“If you understand God, it’s your creation, not God.” A statement that unsettles reason, suggesting that whatever we claim to know about the divine may only reflect our own imagination.