Since the Big Bang, the beginning of the cosmos, the fundamental basis of every existence has been "spacetime." In physics, it’s the gravitational continuum that makes the universe substantial. Such spacetime makes everything exist; and, everything has the beginning and end. Without spacetime, we never have asked such questions as when, where, and what. There … Continue reading The Waves of Life
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A Man of Peace
Our world overwhelms us. Wherever we go, even throughout history, it seems what we see is always the situation of everyone fights against everyone. From tribal conflicts to medieval brutalities to modern warfares to postmodern exploits, it seems we have never experienced any peace at all. Even at the individual level, often, we consider our … Continue reading A Man of Peace
The Integral Approach
In physics, a theory of everything (ToE) signifies an effort of cosmological breakthrough. It is supposed to fill the chasm of ignorance between general relativity and quantum mechanics. With this effort, ToE could be an ultimate theory to understand the mysteries of Big Bang, Black Holes, and Dark Energy. Despite this bold attempt, the focus … Continue reading The Integral Approach
A Theory of Everything
An attempt like a theory of everything could imply both metaphysics and physics. When we say the theory of everything (ToE) in the field of physics, it means the ultimate idea that integrates all the fundamental laws for the physical universe, especially for the gap between general relativity and quantum mechanics. On the other hand, … Continue reading A Theory of Everything
Philosophy of X
The moment of reflection is essential and fundamental, even indispensable. When we are busy with our lives, we are not so reflective. What mainly occupies in our minds could be what we have to do today, tomorrow, or a few weeks, months, years from now on. Or, we recall our past. We live for yesterday, … Continue reading Philosophy of X
The Sword Taia
Takuan Sōhō (沢庵 宗彭) was one of the notable Japanese Zen monks in the 17th century. While he did not care about his socio-political status, his relationships with the sword-masters made him inevitably famous. He was also well-known as Miyamoto Musashi’s mentor. What made him mainly famous was a series of letters he wrote for … Continue reading The Sword Taia
Know Thyself
One of the well-known Delphic maxims is "Know thyself." It should be the first question that we have to ask ourselves, and the ultimate inquiry that we keep on pondering throughout our lives. "Know thyself" is one of the crucial signs that we have self-consciousness. Hearing this maxim in Delphi, we naturally ask ourselves who … Continue reading Know Thyself
