Mercy, indignation, and horror—the complexity and depth of the genuine manifestation of the good

In the earthly humanity of today, the cultural focus of the good tends to converge on compassion. Meanwhile, it is easy to confuse commiseration with a false sense of empathy, justifying the malevolent attitudes of others as well-intentioned.

Righteous indignation, on the other hand, when the ire of the good erupts in defense of vulnerable [...]

What to do when the burden seems unbearable

It has been consistently said by various authors from different religious and spiritual backgrounds: “Our burdens are never greater than our strength.” However, it is worth reflecting on whether we are burdening ourselves with burdens that are not ours…

When we reach the limit of our strength, it is time to [...]

T. Aquinas: he who is not angry…

The highlight of 04/28/24 lecture

Law of return accumulated

The highlight of 01/19/25 lecture

L. Tolstoy: reason and humanity

The highlight of 24/11/24 lecture