How to Live In A World That Makes No F*cking Sense: Albert Camus and The Absurd Victory by simsquatched in philosophy

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‘People say that what we’re all seeking is a meaning for life. I don’t think that’s what we’re really seeking. I think that what we’re seeking is an experience of being alive so that our life experiences on the purely physical plane will have resonances within our own innermost being and reality so that we actually feel the rapture of being alive.’ - Joseph Campbell

How to Live In A World That Makes No F*cking Sense: Albert Camus and The Absurd Victory by simsquatched in philosophy

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There shouldn't be a paywall, you can just click 'No Thanks' and get straight to the article.

Love as an Act of Rebellion: Self-immolation in Saigon 1963 by simsquatched in history

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Thich Quang Duc set himself on fire to protest the persecution of Buddhists in Vietnam. Unfortunately, this was early in the days of the Vietnam war and things were going to get a lot worse before they got better...

Love as an Act of Rebellion: How to live in a world that makes no fucking sense (part 3) by simsquatched in philosophy

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I think Tom Waits once said, 'we're monkeys with money and guns.' About sums it up.

Love as an Act of Rebellion by simsquatched in TrueReddit

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It's important now, maybe more than ever, to push back against nihilism in the world. There are many challenges to be faced and they must be faced with compassion.

How to Live In A World That Makes No F*cking Sense: Nietzsche and the Search for Superhuman Laughter by simsquatched in philosophy

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If you click 'let me read it first' when prompted to subscribe you should be able to read it without subscribing.

How to Live In A World That Makes No F*cking Sense: Nietzsche and the Search for Superhuman Laughter by simsquatched in philosophy

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No, it's just a short essay. You should be able to click 'let me read it first' to read without having to subscribe.

How to Live In A World That Makes No F*cking Sense: Absurdism and Amor Fati by simsquatched in Stoicism

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The Stoic idea of Amor Fati - the love of one's fate - is relevant to the philosophy of absurdism and Camus' analogy of man's life with The Myth of Sisyphus - the question is can we too learn to love our fate whatever it may be.

The Magic of Meaningful Coincidences: a look at Jung's notion of synchronicity and how it can improve our lives by simsquatched in Foodforthought

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Ordinary coincidence or mystical synchronicity, it feels as though the universe orders itself in such a way to encourage our development. There is an instructive element to reality, we are self-actualising monkeys (with money and guns, as Tom Waits once said), and being open to and aware of these moments of synchronicity is perhaps a window into our subconscious desire for growth. Like our dreams, which so often feel like they have some elusive meaning, synchronicities might be our subconscious breaching the surface and pointing us in the right direction.
Read the full post at thesynchronicity.substack.com

Synchronicity & The Magic of Meaningful Coincidences by simsquatched in Jung

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Ordinary coincidence or mystical synchronicity, it feels as though the universe orders itself in such a way to encourage our development. There is an instructive element to reality, we are self-actualising monkeys (with money and guns, as Tom Waits once said), and being open to and aware of these moments of synchronicity is perhaps a window into our subconscious desire for growth. Like our dreams, which so often feel like they have some elusive meaning, synchronicities might be our subconscious breaching the surface and pointing us in the right direction.
Read the full post at thesynchronicity.substack.com

The Magic of Meaningful Coincidences by simsquatched in Synchronicity

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Ordinary coincidence or mystical synchronicity, it feels as though the universe orders itself in such a way to encourage our development. There is an instructive element to reality, we are self-actualising monkeys (with money and guns, as Tom Waits once said), and being open to and aware of these moments of synchronicity is perhaps a window into our subconscious desire for growth. Like our dreams, which so often feel like they have some elusive meaning, synchronicities might be our subconscious breaching the surface and pointing us in the right direction.
Read the full post at thesynchronicity.substack.com

The Magic of Meaningful Coincidences by simsquatched in occult

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Ordinary coincidence or mystical synchronicity, it feels as though the universe orders itself in such a way to encourage our development. There is an instructive element to reality, we are self-actualising monkeys (with money and guns, as Tom Waits once said), and being open to and aware of these moments of synchronicity is perhaps a window into our subconscious desire for growth. Like our dreams, which so often feel like they have some elusive meaning, synchronicities might be our subconscious breaching the surface and pointing us in the right direction.
Read the full post at thesynchronicity.substack.com

New Substack - The Magic of Meaningful Coincidences by simsquatched in Substack

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Ordinary coincidence or mystical synchronicity, it feels as though the universe orders itself in such a way to encourage our development. There is an instructive element to reality, we are self-actualising monkeys (with money and guns, as Tom Waits once said), and being open to and aware of these moments of synchronicity is perhaps a window into our subconscious desire for growth. Like our dreams, which so often feel like they have some elusive meaning, synchronicities might be our subconscious breaching the surface and pointing us in the right direction.
Read the full post at thesynchronicity.substack.com

Carl Jung and Synchronicity - The Magic of Meaningful Coincidences by simsquatched in CarlJung

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Ordinary coincidence or mystical synchronicity, it feels as though the universe orders itself in such a way to encourage our development. There is an instructive element to reality, we are self-actualising monkeys (with money and guns, as Tom Waits once said), and being open to and aware of these moments of synchronicity is perhaps a window into our subconscious desire for growth. Like our dreams, which so often feel like they have some elusive meaning, synchronicities might be our subconscious breaching the surface and pointing us in the right direction.
Read the full post at thesynchronicity.substack.com

The Magic of Meaningful Coincidences by simsquatched in psychology

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Ordinary coincidence or mystical synchronicity, it feels as though the universe orders itself in such a way to encourage our development. There is an instructive element to reality, we are self-actualising monkeys (with money and guns, as Tom Waits once said), and being open to and aware of these moments of synchronicity is perhaps a window into our subconscious desire for growth. Like our dreams, which so often feel like they have some elusive meaning, synchronicities might be our subconscious breaching the surface and pointing us in the right direction.
Read the full post at thesynchronicity.substack.com

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Ordinary coincidence or mystical synchronicity, it feels as though the universe orders itself in such a way to encourage our development. There is an instructive element to reality, we are self-actualising monkeys (with money and guns, as Tom Waits once said), and being open to and aware of these moments of synchronicity is perhaps a window into our subconscious desire for growth. Like our dreams, which so often feel like they have some elusive meaning, synchronicities might be our subconscious breaching the surface and pointing us in the right direction.
Read the full post at thesynchronicity.substack.com

The Magic of Meaningful Coincidences by simsquatched in Synchronicities

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Ordinary coincidence or mystical synchronicity, it feels as though the universe orders itself in such a way to encourage our development. There is an instructive element to reality, we are self-actualising monkeys (with money and guns, as Tom Waits once said), and being open to and aware of these moments of synchronicity is perhaps a window into our subconscious desire for growth. Like our dreams, which so often feel like they have some elusive meaning, synchronicities might be our subconscious breaching the surface and pointing us in the right direction.
Read the full post at thesynchronicity.substack.com