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When people come into possession of more money than they can use, they begin to desire honor more than physical possessions

Stoicism views material wealth as an indifferent—neither inherently good nor bad. What matters is how one uses it. When humans possess more money than they can use, Stoics would argue that the natural progression is not necessarily a desire for honor, but a deeper risk of losing focus on virtue.... read more

Held, quietly 📝

You wear your freedom quietly, like a beret tilted just enough to say I chose this, not I’m trying to be seen. You don’t fall— you wander. Into moments, faces, characters on screens, dopamine sparks that warm but never burn the house down. Love, to you, isn’t a vow carved in stone. It’s presence... read more

Things I learned from my kitties 😻

Just nap! I get out of the office and everywhere I go, there is a kitty napping. I think to myself, this is a sign, a subltle whisper from the universe to let go and just nap. I get to bed, the couch, a bench, a chair and there are at least 2 kitties that begin to purr and it's lights... (edited) read more

THE GOOD NEWS

THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST "For I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek." - Romans 1:16 Are you saved? Are you going to heaven? Would you like to be with God? The Bible tells us all have... read more

Submissions Denial

I am neither object nor possession, neither conquest nor fragile thing to be claimed. I am the force that moves through flesh like fire through the night—a body forged in autonomy, a mind shaped by defiance, a soul that craves not to be owned but understood, met in equal measure. Desire, in its... read more