Meaning isn’t something to find — it’s something to live. Drawing on insights from Frankl, Socrates, and Bodian, this post explores how awareness transforms the search for meaning into a deeper way of being.

Most of us know the world doesn’t have to be this way — yet we keep playing along. This reflective essay explores how fear, conditioning and distraction keep us obedient to systems we no longer believe in, and how remembering our own awareness might be the quietest, most radical act of all.

Overthinking is the mind’s attempt to feel safe by controlling uncertainty. This post explains how awareness — not suppression — turns mental noise into clarity without losing your sharpness.