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Philosophy

From Tao Te Ching to TikTok: Embracing Ancient Wisdom in a Modern World | Art of Saudade

Fun fact: both Tao Te Ching, a 4th-century BC philosophical masterpiece, and TikTok, a 21st-century social media sensation, are Chinese and start with the letter T. This is just a coincidence to catch your attention and this post isn’t about comparing them. Not to attack one or praise the other: they are incomparable. Instead, I want to share my thoughts on the profound impact of … Continue reading From Tao Te Ching to TikTok: Embracing Ancient Wisdom in a Modern World | Art of Saudade

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Life lessons

On the Art of Humbleness | Art of Saudade

The word ‘humble’ comes from the Latin humilis (“low, slight”) or the ability to become smaller, to go lower. Now compare the original Greek term, χαμαλός (khamalós), from humus (“the earth, ground”), humi (“on the ground”). Interestingly, ‘humiliating’ has the same origins. Yet, humbleness is an art of life, while humiliating is a disconnection from life. Humiliating others or oneself has nothing to do with … Continue reading On the Art of Humbleness | Art of Saudade

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Learning, Life lessons, Lifestyle

Embracing JOMO: The Art of Finding Joy in Missing Out | Art of Saudade

In the vast landscape of human desires, there exists a spectrum that transitions from the insatiable hunger of FOMO to the serene contentment of JOMO. We’ve all embarked on this journey, whether consciously or not, as we navigate through the ebbs and flows of life’s ambitions and social pressures. Picture yourself at 18, with the world at your feet, dreams as vast as the horizon, … Continue reading Embracing JOMO: The Art of Finding Joy in Missing Out | Art of Saudade

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Life lessons, Lifestyle, Literature

Reading: An Act of Rebellion in a Time of Short Attention Spans and Instant Gratification | Art of Saudade

In an era dominated by social media and fleeting moments of gratification, the act of reading stands as a rebellious stance against the tide of short attention spans and instant satisfaction. It’s easy to dismiss concerns about attention and concentration as mere millennial paranoia, but the reality is far more concerning. Think about it – our brains are being trained to seek instant gratification through … Continue reading Reading: An Act of Rebellion in a Time of Short Attention Spans and Instant Gratification | Art of Saudade

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