Fernanda Guerrero
@fergrom
Fernanda Guerrero
- YouTube
youtube.comHow To Research Niche Ideas in Literature and Philosophy
gmwrites.substack.com
These days, I am neither distrustful nor suspicious of the world, even though my heart breaks for it, and I am not despairing, depressed or embittered. Indeed, I see heartbreak as the most proportional response to the state of the world – to say I love you is to say my heart breaks for you, and this sentiment resonates within all things, bringing a... See more
Nick Cave - The Red Hand Files - Issue #331- It’s been ten years since your son Arthur died. What have you and Susie learned in those years?
growth
He is most famous for his theory of human nature, according to which all human beings share an innate goodness that either can be cultivated through education and self-discipline or squandered through neglect and negative influences, but never lost altogether.
Link
Mencius (born c. 371, ancient state of Zou, China—died c. 289 BCE, China) was an early Chinese philosopher whose development of orthodox Confucianism
the privilege of a genuine good childhood, gave me the subconscious (hearing other people going thru something, and being thankful of that not happening to me) that everything in my life is gonna be just fine, because those things do not happen to me.
from super happy, lucky, no mental health struggle - to developing anxiety, depression.
To my great surprise, I discovered that I was part of a common human story. I began to recognise the immense value and potential of our humanness while simultaneously acknowledging, at my core, our terrifyingly perilous situation. I learned we all actually die. I realised that although each of us is special and unique, our pain and brokenness is... See more