Tuesday, 19 May 2026

Emtpy Canvas and Hope

"There is always hope, as long as the canvases are empty." Gustav Klimt 🎨(1862–1918)

What colours do You choose to paint (your everyday life) with? There is a freedom in it, and responsibility also: how do You manage it in different areas of Your life?
And what happens when the canvas becomes messy — when we no longer know what the next stroke should be? It takes courage to add a new layer, especially when the previous one feels safe and familiar, what is a potential meaning of/in it? Sometimes, feeling lost in our own picture is not the end of the process, what if it is a beginning of something new?
Life is a fluid act of 'picturing'—how do you expand your capacity to enjoy this unfolding flow of creation? There is always hope, as long as there are canvases... ❤️




The Tree of Life

The Tree of Life, Stoclet Frieze , a painting by the Austrian symbolist painter Gustav Klimt. It was completed in 1909. It is housed at the Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, Austria.

You can find more about this beautiful painting here.



Friday, 8 May 2026

A Quick Message From Hannah Arendt (1964)

2.50 minutes of pure wisdom by Hannah Arendt in this video.

It is essential not belong to any group in order to think clearly. 

I can not agree more and not just that: I walk my talk regarding this matter ;-) 



Philosophy of My Life

Dorothy West, an American novelist and short-story writer.

I am not a writer I just like to write and hate to clean (love cooking though).


Wednesday, 6 May 2026

How to learn by Richard Feynman

I am a great fan of Richard Feynman. Many of his quotes are my favorite.

You can approach his lectures here.

And wisdom about how to learn is in the photo.


Photo from: Facebook

Tuesday, 5 May 2026

Never regret anything

 A very inspiring article about Isabel Walker changing career at the age of 72!

“I have a philosophy that I never regret anything,” Walker says. “I just say: OK, I’ve made the decision. Let’s plough ahead. Let’s not think about what I might have done instead or maybe it was a mistake.” Isabel says.

This is in line with a philosophy of active forgetting; regret is a metaphysical parasite. 

Indeed, a very powerful wisdom that saves a lot of energy! 


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