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Are We Living in a Simulation — or in God’s Own Reflection? (October 2025) A Time for Questions Lately, many of us are asking deep questions about reality. Artificial intelligence now writes, learns, and dreams in ways that seem almost human. Are we living in a simulation, or in God's own reflection? But beneath the surface of that question lies a timeless inquiry humans have always carried: What is reality, and what is real within us? The “simulation hypothesis” suggests tha

Release the idea of the world as given, and yet choose to remain within it. Rebel against systems, especially against the tyranny of fixed Being. Move through and outside of the inherited architecture of identity, meaning, and form. To become. This world is my love, and I’ll never tire or become complacent and fossilized. Break from coherence For the Mystery in eros, in rupture, in that which cannot be contained in name or logic. Reclaim the right to fragment or be fragment

In life, there are times—such as during grief, burnout, heartbreak, addiction, becoming a parent, or illness—when we feel: I can’t do this anymore.  Yet, beneath that feeling, another thought arises: Then let go. In recovery communities, this is referred to as surrender. It’s not about succumbing to hopelessness, but rather handing over , and transitioning from control to trust, from resistance to receptiveness. It’s a profound exhalation when you’ve exhausted all strategies.

“Freedom is not the absence of limits, but the art of living within them.” Jean Luc Nancy Philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy explores how our very being is always already in relation. We are not isolated individuals, but bodies in contact, constantly shaping and being shaped by others and the world. For Nancy, tact is not really just politeness; it’s the sensitive, responsive way we exist alongside one another. It’s how we receive and offer presence without overpowering, and how we r