Sojo
@sojo156.bsky.social
Lover, Fighter, Thelemite, Photographer
Any help is greatly appreciated.
December 2, 2025 at 7:39 PM
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Follow-Up Question: How might one reconcile the tension between lofty vision and grounded realism, ensuring that the pursuit of ideals remains both aspirational and attainable, without allowing practicality to erode the moral and imaginative force that gives those ideals life in the first place?
November 4, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Follow-Up Question: How might one reconcile the tension between lofty vision and grounded realism, ensuring that the pursuit of ideals remains both aspirational and attainable, without allowing practicality to erode the moral and imaginative force that gives those ideals life in the first place?
Follow-Up question: When love is declared the highest human aspiration, does it signify an absolute moral truth woven into existence itself, or merely a psychological refuge that gives shape to our longing for purpose amid suffering and impermanence?
October 29, 2025 at 5:45 AM
Follow-Up question: When love is declared the highest human aspiration, does it signify an absolute moral truth woven into existence itself, or merely a psychological refuge that gives shape to our longing for purpose amid suffering and impermanence?
IMO, No, it is not contingent on relational utility. Your existence is enough. Always.
October 14, 2025 at 5:27 PM
IMO, No, it is not contingent on relational utility. Your existence is enough. Always.
Follow-Up Question:
To what extent can the act of alleviating another’s suffering be seen as a validation of one’s own existence, and does this imply that human worth is contingent upon relational utility rather than inherent dignity or self-defined meaning?
To what extent can the act of alleviating another’s suffering be seen as a validation of one’s own existence, and does this imply that human worth is contingent upon relational utility rather than inherent dignity or self-defined meaning?
October 14, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Follow-Up Question:
To what extent can the act of alleviating another’s suffering be seen as a validation of one’s own existence, and does this imply that human worth is contingent upon relational utility rather than inherent dignity or self-defined meaning?
To what extent can the act of alleviating another’s suffering be seen as a validation of one’s own existence, and does this imply that human worth is contingent upon relational utility rather than inherent dignity or self-defined meaning?
If moral worth resides in the quiet act of doing good rather than in its acknowledgment, how might this redefine our understanding of purpose, ambition, and the need for legacy in a culture that prizes visibility over virtue?
October 11, 2025 at 2:51 PM
If moral worth resides in the quiet act of doing good rather than in its acknowledgment, how might this redefine our understanding of purpose, ambition, and the need for legacy in a culture that prizes visibility over virtue?
Follow up Question:
If happiness & love are the only true realities, does that render ambition, duty, and suffering mere illusion or do those very struggles deepen the meaning of love by providing contrast, shaping the fleeting moments that give life its fragile beauty?
If happiness & love are the only true realities, does that render ambition, duty, and suffering mere illusion or do those very struggles deepen the meaning of love by providing contrast, shaping the fleeting moments that give life its fragile beauty?
October 4, 2025 at 4:32 PM
Follow up Question:
If happiness & love are the only true realities, does that render ambition, duty, and suffering mere illusion or do those very struggles deepen the meaning of love by providing contrast, shaping the fleeting moments that give life its fragile beauty?
If happiness & love are the only true realities, does that render ambition, duty, and suffering mere illusion or do those very struggles deepen the meaning of love by providing contrast, shaping the fleeting moments that give life its fragile beauty?