Life Is Not Harm: An Africentric and Metaphysical Idealist Rebuttal to David Benatar’s Antinatalism Disclaimer This essay is descriptive, not prescriptive. I am not here to tell you what to do with your life, whether to have children or not, whether to hope or despair. I aim to describe
I’m not in college right now, nor do I have any degrees, because it doesn’t feel like the right container for my learning, my growth, my natural wiring, or my life. College used to be about “higher education” in the real sense: the pursuit of wisdom, the humanities,
Existential Insecurity, Epistemic Fear, and the Maturity of Liberated Love ✍️I haven't published a piece in a while. Given that: 1. People are now paying me to write (Just met my first paid subscriber in person in Dallas yesterday) 2. I've had many philosophical conversations with
This isn’t a call to join anything. It’s a call to remember what the sacred is actually for. When Religion Forgets What It’s For Late-stage religion tends to unravel when it loses touch with its original purpose (its spirituality). It happens when faith forgets its roots; those
A liberatory guide to mental health with 48 low-cost, practical tools beyond therapy. Build well-being through truth, care, and sovereignty.
If you’ve ever felt like the world wasn’t built for you, you’re not imagining things. Maybe you’ve felt like you were too much...or not enough. Like your way of seeing or feeling or moving through life didn’t line up with what everyone else seemed
More than just a critique. Remembering the Sacred Beyond Optimization.
Why Ideas That Push Humanity Toward Death Deserve to Die I fairly recently attended a meeting about Book Banning and the Right To Read Act in Rhode Island. There was a panel discussion and a white person from the crowd asked something about a “marketplace of ideas”, the exact question
How I turned survival into sacred practice, and built a spiritual system rooted in liberation, not control.
A pluralist path to meaning through embodiment, not belief, where every action becomes a worldview in motion, reclaiming spirituality, resurrecting liberation, and dismantling the empire of self
Without swallowing the tired copium of "failure is actually success"