The Ancient Greeks believed that the best way to understand human nature is by using philosophy, which uses logic and reason to arrive at the truth. Philosophy dates back to ancient Greece before Christianity was even invented. Socrates was one of the first philosophers who used a method called ‘dialectic’ in order to question people’s opinions on certain matters, and […]
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यह वाक्यांश “मुझे पता है कि मुझे कुछ भी नहीं पता है” आपको परिचित लग सकता है। ऐसा इसलिए है क्योंकि आपने इसे किसी दोस्त से या स्कूल में सुना होगा या कहीं पढ़ा होगा। यह एक सुकराती विरोधाभास है। यह मुहावरा, “सुकराती विरोधाभास” एक स्व-संदर्भित विरोधाभास को संदर्भित करता है, जो कि सुकरात के उच्चारण में उत्पन्न होता है, […]
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The phrase “I know that I know nothing” may sound familiar to you. That’s because, at some point, you must have either heard it from a friend or in school or read it somewhere. It’s a Socratic paradox. The term, “Socratic paradox” refer to a self-referential paradox, originating in Socrates’s utterance, “what I do not know I do not think I […]
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What is love? That is a question that has been posed to us thousands of times, and it is one that humans do not seem to be able to answer. I’m not sure if there’s an actual scientific definition for the word ‘love’ since its usage varies from person to person. We have no idea what love actually is, or […]
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Below is what GPT-3, an AI neural network has to say on Philosophy. I am both amazed and worried. Well, more amazed at AI’s future potential than worried that it will be misused for wrong purposes. (But that’s a topic for another blog. For now, let’s listen to what this wise AI has to say to us mortals.) Part 1 […]
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Every organization is made up of and sustained by a group of interdependent individuals and teams. As boring and unromantic it may sound, the truth is most of us are usually just a cog in a big, complex machine. So, for a moment let’s accept that we are all cogs. Once we are past the terminology (and get real with […]
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Anyone who is currently active in the workforce (any type of work) must have individually faced the growing impact of two related yet distinct global phenomena: Outsourcing and Immigration. In short: Outsourcing is: Capital —-> Cheap Labor Immigration is: Capital <—- Cheap Labor Outsourcing When capital (money) moves to a country with a surplus and cheap labor, it’s Outsourcing. It’s not […]
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The Future Of Work The future belongs to a new class of workers and investors. What does that mean? Well, this is going to be a short but deep post, so please hang tight. A month ago, Amazon added $62B to their market cap (or valuation) in a SINGLE DAY. In fact just within the 7 and half hours of […]
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In the ancient times, wars, food, a constant struggle for life used to turn children into adults through a series of life-events (most of which were not always pleasant). But in our modern world, it’s not exactly clear when one truly enters the adulthood. Is it when we get to legally drive a car or drink alcohol or are no […]
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Everyone feels that the current education system is broken and outdated. Throughout the history, we have had several forms of educations. Before we talk about the future of education or an ideal education system, let’s first look at our history. In the ancient Greece city-states, for example, the purpose of education was to produce good and loyal citizens. In ancient Egypt, education was […]
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“Adventure means exposing yourself to the world out there.” — Naked Soul Who Are You Are you just a label or an epic story or a fun saga? Is your life “out-of-box” and is it evolving? We make a life by what we give, experience, build and learn. Each year of our life is either a sentence or a paragraph. […]
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This is a common question and a good one. I am assuming the right question is “How do I develop myself in general?” Or, “How do I improve myself to be more successful in all areas of my life.?” Let me offer some perspectives on these questions as I answer them in this blog. To grow in life, you need […]
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How to simplify your priorities and focus on the right things. Well, today I have a solution for you. It’s not my original idea but it is Warren Buffett’s wisdom on goal setting. “If it’s not the most important thing, avoid it…” Warren Buffet uses a list of 25 things to prioritize what’s most important to you in life. First […]
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Why do we hate change but buy transformation? Why we hate building new habits but love new year resolutions? The problem is in the hook (the promise, the proposed solution, the value add). Our mind translates these words differently. What do I mean by “our mind thinks of these words differently?” Let’s take a look. This is going to be […]
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Each time you refresh this page, you’ll see a new quote from me. Give it a try. Refresh the page and enjoy! Please comment below your favorite quotes or ask me any questions! Quotable quotes “You are you. You are not a label. As an individual, you have a unique place in my heart and mind.” – Salil Jha […]
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An interesting philosophical question is a question “Is the end of the world a new beginning?” Scholars have pondered this question for centuries and it served as the focus of a 2000 documentary by PBS’s frontline program “Apocalypse! The Evolution of Apocalyptic Belief and how it shaped the Western World.” In the above-mentioned documentary, the biblical book of Revelation was […]
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Naked Soul Meaning As an observer, writer, wanderer, and storyteller, I believe that to be naked is to show up, to be present, to express my truth in life. It’s to overcome my own self-imposed limitations and to transcend external influences that are often authoritarian or fear-based. To me, this expression of truth can become a sacred romance. Therefore philosophically speaking, […]
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Do you believe an unlikely person can transform your life? This is an interesting question with a resounding answer that a person can absolutely change your life for the better. Random encounters on streets / The Naked Soul Partners Can An Unlikely Person Transform Your Life This article will delve into the stories of people who seem like they were […]
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I’ve recently been looking into the history of spirituality and eroticism. Since the antiquity, there has always been some overlap and deep connection between the two great muses of human pursuits. Spirituality and Eroticism From my research, what I have found that either the religion has tried to suppress the eros or embraced it by transforming and expressing the eros […]
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A faithful friend is the medicine of life. ~ Ecclesiastics 6:16 To understand the very fabric of friendship, one of my favorite places to look is the Bible. Undoubtedly, the Bible presents the theme of friendship in a very unique way. In the book of Ecclesiastics, the author Solomon uttered these words “a faithful friend is the medicine of life […]
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These are my 25 thoughts on being a King. Some of them are inspired thoughts that came to me as a result of reading: a. The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene b. Wild at Heart by John Eldredge Both of these books are great reading and I highly recommend both (if you have not already read them). If […]
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Not Blessed Are Those Alas! Not blessed are the cowards, for they shall miss everything honorable in life. Alas! Not blessed are the gossipers, for they shall never hear anything more than rumors. Alas! Not blessed are the slumbering ones, for they shall miss the purpose of life. Alas! Not blessed are the lovers of money, for […]
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Lesson from surviving my 20s I just turned 30. Yes, I know. But, inside, I do not feel anything different. This is my first blog post on the “Grand 30” theme. I’ll be making a few interesting posts on this topic. But first, here are the quick 8 lessons that I would like to share with you (especially those of […]
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