Garima Katiya
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Garima Katiya
The grammar of selfhood There’s a chance that this contradiction is felt more deeply in some cultures than others – a truism that’s reflected in the language of the self. In English, temporary states and permanent attributes are both addressed by the singular "I am," creating a static container for selfhood — one that perhaps makes our present day... See more
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We are all materialists. Not because we’re shallow but because we are material beings born into a material world with the innate knowledge that we are meant for more than that. We are souls in a flesh vehicle, seeking love in the form of other materialists. That’s what Ecclesiastes 3:11 means by “He has also set eternity in the human heart, yet so... See more
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ideas are not just abstract thoughts, but rather disembodied entities that seek to be made real through human collaboration.
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In other words, your life will have its winter seasons when you seem to amble alone through hibernating landscapes where nothing grows. Then you will have spring seasons when the world is alive, ideas blossom, and you interact with everyone you see.
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Perspectivism is the idea that to learn about something, say a tree, we have to become it. moving from ‘knowing that’, to knowing ‘what it’s like to be’ the subject you are studying, or the problem you’re trying to solve.
the moment you start to move culture, people will start to project onto you. They’ll misread you, meme you and debate you like you’re a theory, not a person. And if you don’t have a strong sense of self, or a support system that keeps you grounded, it’s easy to internalise it.