• Journal,  Philosophy,  Society

    The root of all evil

    Hercules was a mythological hero, son of Zeus and Alcmene (a mortal woman), the photo I chose for this article is from the hand of Hercules (ruins) in Amman, Jordan. For reasons unknown, only fragments remain of a massive statue…

  • Journal,  Philosophy,  Travel

    San Francisco

    Came back couple days ago from a long planned but improvised visit and road trip to California, it has been the best holiday I’ve had in years! Initially I planned to go early 2020 but then COVID hit, then I…

  • Philosophy,  Society

    The Sound of False Idols

    I’ve been thinking today about Korihor reasons to teach false doctrines: “I have taught his words; and I taught them because they were pleasing unto the carnal mind; and I taught them, even until I had much success, insomuch that…

  • Journal,  Philosophy

    4 years later

    4 years ago, March 3, 2020, I started a business, without knowing that soon after the world would enter into pandemic mode. 4 years later, sometimes I feel like I am, somehow, still in 2020, back at the point where…

  • Journal,  Philosophy,  Unboxed

    Peace

    Haven’t had time in a while to sit and look back, so I’m writing few words. This change has been a rollercoaster! Initially what I had in mind was to move from New Zealand to Australia, work and live here,…

  • Journal,  Philosophy,  Spanish

    Somo o no somo

    Hace algunos días revise mi lista de contactos de Facebook, nunca he sido de muchos amigos pero aun así me sorprendió darme cuenta que después de vivir casi 8 años en Nueva Zelanda, no hice ningún amigo cercano kiwi, solo…

  • Journal,  Philosophy

    Valley of desolation

    Imagine you prepared and packed to go on adventure, to then discover the main bridge ahead is broken so you have to take a long way around it. Now imagine the situation and words in your mind while you wander…

  • Journal,  Philosophy

    Ligne Maginot

    Ligne Maginot is a line of concrete fortifications, obstacles and weapon installations built by France in the 1930s to deter invasion by Germany, based on the trench warfare experience gained during World War I. The fortification is often used as metaphor for…

  • Philosophy,  Society

    Look (or do) and live

    This morning at church one of the messages mentioned the “look and live” story, if you are not familiar with that, it can be found in the Old Testament, Numbers 21. The Israelites were complaining or murmuring against the Lord…

  • Liberty
    Journal,  Philosophy

    Liberty

    Days ago I had a short but vidid dream, I was having an argument with the king of a fallen world, when I said: “The law does not exist to limit free men, but to limit those who break it.”…