Viktoriya Sus

The unseen side of adolescence reveals deep loneliness shaped by identity struggles, social changes, and emotional challenges that often go unnoticed.

Zozobra’s burning symbolizes catharsis, renewal, and embracing change. It blends philosophy and ritual to release collective burdens and foster fresh beginnings.

What can we learn from Jean-Paul Sartre's teachings on freedom, responsibility, and navigating the complexities of human existence?

Descartes teaches us to actively engage our minds, question assumptions, and seek clarity in our pursuit of knowledge.

A concise guide to five Nietzsche quotes: what they mean and why they matter now, covering faith, strength, art, and authentic living.

The Trolley Problem is a moral dilemma that questions whether it’s ethical to sacrifice one life to save many others.

Do we choose who we are? Or do we become ourselves over time through choices, challenges, memories, and meaningful stories?

Hyperconnectivity can redefine the self by blending individuality and collective identity, but it also raises challenges of authenticity, fragmentation, and loss of identity.

The timeless wisdom of Taoism provides enduring guidance for modern individuals seeking ways to live without stress, stay healthy, and achieve happiness.

St. Thomas Aquinas revolutionized Scholasticism by combining reason and faith in a way that has continued to influence philosophy, theology, education, and ethics.

By blending Greek rationalism with Islamic ideology, Al-Farabi left an indelible mark on metaphysics, politics, and philosophy.

Adam Smith’s The Theory of Moral Sentiments explores sympathy, societal influence, and justice as key foundations shaping human morality and behavior.