MAGICAL MINDFUL LIVING: FINDING JOY IN THE EVERYDAY

Beginnings. Information theory is a fascinating concept, connecting mathematics with computer science, biology and even philosophy. Previously I have written about information sphere, and how the personality is just a representation of information. However, only recently I have read about mathematical representation of information theory. As an example, the human DNA contains only 1.6 GB worth of information in its base pairs. Yet here you are reading this article with comple

Rest is very important in everyday life. If you ask me who is at a total rest, I will say anyone who is aware of their current status of mind are more likely to be in total rest. There are a lot of confusion to what is a real rest. As often we feel overwhelmed by our emotions and thoughts. Even relaxing activities might add on to the stress. As an example, how many times you have felt that the hobby you have taken disturb your peace instead of generating it? Defining a total

There is no coming to consciousness without pain." — Carl Jung "For in much wisdom is much grief: and he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow." — Ecclesiastes "Consciousness is... the dagger in the flesh." — Emil Cioran "It is great pain... that makes us more profound." — Friedrich Nietzsche Pain of awareness Did you know? If you do not know, the awareness has a price. As a blog, here I promote mindfulness as means to discovering solutions for our life problems. The aw

I realized yesterday, I am procrastinating on watching Netflix. I have 3 unwatched TV series and many movies to catch up and follow. I am below the level of their posting to watch everything I desire. Not that it is a race, but as life happens, I don't want to miss out on good stuff. That is partly why I keep each and every article of mine to a bare maximum 3-4 minutes. I just want to give a message, or a few seconds of entertainment, if I am writing a story or a poem. So, ye

A description of a Wednesday morning, casual but as seen from a philosophical point of view, of not wanting happiness