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The Jungian Transition: From Faith to the Cult of the Self
The modern obsession with self-expression and therapy didn’t emerge by accident. It’s the endpoint of a 2,000-year intellectual journey—from ancient faith through Protestant guilt, Kant’s subjectivity, Hegel’s spirit, Marx’s history, and finally Freud’s psyche. The result? The cult of the self that now rules our digital age.
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Marx, Modernity, and the Machinery of Meaning
An assessment of Marx as a philosopher of alienation rather than revolution—tracing how capitalism, communism, and AI all emerge from the same faith in material mastery, and arguing for a new balance between technological power and moral purpose.
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Mastery
A man sought to meet a Master; When the Master was a student he grew tired of the world; For what he saw in the world could only be called entertainment; As a serious man devoted to his art; He tried this and that; He traversed deserts in the search of something; Until he found…
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Devotion
There is only the devotion to the Truth Is there a man that can claim that they are truthful? Ask the man- do you listen to business Guru A and B on marketing? Ask them to list the best practices in delivery of solutions? If they respond with affirmatives and jargons, it’s a sign that…
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Radical Candor by Kim Scott: A Book Review
\”Radical Candor\” is a management philosophy that emphasizes the importance of balancing Care Personally with Challenge Directly. Kim Scott, the author of the book, argues that this approach leads to better results in the workplace, as it builds stronger relationships with employees and provides them with direct and honest feedback. The philosophy is based on…
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Range by David Epstein: book notes
\”Range\” is a book written by David Epstein that challenges the conventional wisdom that early specialization is the best path to success. Epstein argues that having a broad range of experiences and interests, rather than specializing early, is more likely to lead to innovation and breakthroughs in various fields. Critical aspects of each chapter: Chapter…
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Jordan Peterson Books: A Summary
\”Beyond Order\” is a self-help book by psychologist Jordan Peterson, published in 2021. In this sequel to his previous bestseller \”12 Rules for Life\”, Peterson offers 12 new principles for living a meaningful and fulfilling life. Peterson draws on his clinical experience and personal struggles to provide practical advice for tackling life\’s challenges, from the…
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Krishna: The Man and his Philosophy (book review)
Krishna: The Man and His Philosophy by Osho is an in-depth and thought-provoking exploration of the life and teachings of Krishna, one of the most revered figures in Hinduism. One of the standout features of this book is the way in which Osho seamlessly blends together historical information, philosophical insights, and personal anecdotes to create…
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Freedom
What the world offers easily is an infinite supply of distractions. Businesses are created to make money. if they were not, they simply wouldn’t exist. An individual can peek into their mind, and there they will only find stories. There are stories of the interconnectedness of people, how X did this, why did Y do…
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God
Let’s skip the basics. The question of the time is whether there is such an entity as God. There’s no definitive answer from the so-called experts. There’s no real answer with the spiritual gurus. Shall an individual look past gurus, experts, the religious texts and millions of pieces of literature? Is there a possibility that…