Where we Critically Analyse what we live for
'Finding you' is an existential quest for every individual. We are a sum of all the parts of various roles we play, experiences we have, and the choices we make. This ontological you is not hidden in a particular spot or is defined by a singular attribute. In this post, the author tries to explore the topic finding a part of oneself through the world of books
The concept of freedom is deeply personal and varies widely among individuals, influenced by circumstances and culture. Historical struggles reflect ongoing battles for autonomy and rights. Personal experiences reveal that while freedom often entails sacrifices, it can lead to enlightenment and self-discovery, as illustrated by the author's transformative journey in Pune.
Yukari Mitsuhashi did a good job in decoding the traditional Japanese concept of embodying happiness in human lives. It is unfortunate that there isn’t a lot of work on Japanese tradition and lifestyle in foreign languages. ‘Ikigai’ addresses this issue by presenting Mitsuhashi’s research on the key concepts in the Japanese lifestyle of the same… Continue reading Book summary- IKIGAI
The Critilizers 