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The Eye is The Lantern of The Soul

22 “The eye is the lamp of the body. If your eyes are healthy,[a] your whole body will be full of light. 23 But if your eyes are unhealthy,[b] your whole body will be full of darkness. If then the light within you is darkness, how great is that darkness!1 The eye, a window through which our inner selves connect […]

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The Necessity of Subordinating Emotions in Decision-Making: Alexander Hamilton’s Fall

Amidst battling a cold and feeling physically drained, Commander-in-Chief John Adams, driven by a sense of duty, traveled from his hometown of Quincy to Trenton in 1799. There, he convened with his cabinet to deliberate on strategic options in the event of possible war with France.* At the time, American maritime trade was under constant […]

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On the Paradox of Failure

Today’s self-development philosophies often encourage us to emulate people who are successful on the surface: those who are achieving, advancing, and seemingly on the “right” path in life. The advice is simple: listen to the successful, and avoid taking counsel from those who have failed in their business ventures or faced financial ruin due to […]

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Imagination: The Laboratory of Existence

Imagination is not separate from reality; rather, it is an integral part of it—a private reality that is intricately woven into the fabric of existence. Much like a laboratory, where experiments are conducted to uncover truths about the physical world, imagination is where we test and refine ideas, crafting them before they manifest in the external […]

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Consciousness and Time

The fleeting nature of time serves as an adversary for nearly all living beings. In the wild, a grazing rabbit cannot linger too long without risking becoming prey. Similarly, a predator in the wild must act swiftly; hesitation allows its quarry to take sudden notice and escape. The passage of time establishes a natural sense of […]

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On The Necessary Steps for The Revival of Civic Art

A city reflects the collective mindset of its residents. Its structure and condition mirrors the internal values and priorities of the people who occupy it. Consequently, the quality and state of the general organization of its urban fabric—such as pedestrian walkways, bicycle lanes, parking configurations, and green spaces—mirror the collective consciousness of the populace. It is […]

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Day is Life

The free will to make decisions is one of the most vital aspects of the human condition. We are constantly confronted with the forks in life’s path that each choice presents: Should I postpone writing this essay for another day, or start now even though I don’t feel inspired? Should I eat that leftover Big Mac […]

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A Proposal on The Revitalization of Parks and Gardening

The thesis of this essay is on why we should revitalize and prioritize parks, parkways, park systems and the activity of gardening in the planning of new towns or cities, urban or suburban. This can only be achieved through the implementation and enforcement of proper urban planning policies with the underlying goal of progress in [...]
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Purity in Architectural Form

A Case For The Revival of Pure Forms in Architecture Leave a reply Abstract: Through the discoveries made in astrophysics, it is safe to postulate that cosmic forces (gravity) exerted on mass prioritize on the long term establishment of equilibrium and purity. Our solar system is currently in its long term equilibrium phase, where planetary orbit takes [...]
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The Machine That Ended Urbanism

Urban Figure Ground drawing of Detroit, USA The series of plan images shown above illustrate the city of Detroit through the 20th century. Many unprecedented and unsolvable problems regarding urbanism was born with the main stream adaptation of the automobile through out the 20th century. A gradual and unprecedented need for vast amounts of inhuman [...]
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