by Guest Post - Susan LI | Jun 22, 2010 | Breaking Up, Featured Post, Guest Posts, Life - Confronting Life's Challenges, Love and Relationship, Philosophy in Daily Life
Updated 5-4-23 Reader Comments on Shadow in the Flame I value all our reader comments and I know that many of you read them as much as you do the articles. They all contribute a tremendous amount towards making this blog the community it has become. However, from time...
by Guest Post -Yasmin | Jun 22, 2010 | Family, Featured Post, Guest Posts, Life - Confronting Life's Challenges, Philosophy in Daily Life
Our First Article submitted by a Reader Hi Ric, How are you today? I hope you are having a really wonderful beautiful day today, and everyday. After reading your articles and giving it a lot of thought, I wanted to write and tell you what I believe. We humans learn...
by Guest Post - Dwayne Schulz | Nov 25, 2009 | Guest Posts, Life - Confronting Life's Challenges, Politics and Society
by Dwayne Schulz 1. Things and Events The River of Change The ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus once famously remarked ‘It is not possible to step twice in to the same river for fresh waters are ever flowing in upon you’. What he meant was that all things are in...
by Guest Post - Anthony Bell | Jul 28, 2009 | Guest Posts, The Man – A Philosophical Novel, The Man, Serialised Philosophy Novel, By Ric Vatner
G’day Ric, I am really enjoying reading ‘The Man’. You are obviously a man of many talents. I thought I would just make a few philosophical remarks about your analysis of chapter 1. Towards the end of the analysis you pose the following question in regards to the...
by Guest Post | Feb 1, 2009 | Guest Posts, Kitchen Sink Philosophy
I WAS STANDING at the kitchen sink the other day – an ageing Metro Man doing the washing up – and I was idly thinking about the causality of phenomena as a perception of reality. Now, I must admit, the causality of phenomena as a perception of reality isn’t...
by Guest Post | Jan 20, 2009 | Guest Posts, Kitchen Sink Philosophy
It can safely be said, I think, as I wash foodscraps from my dishes, wondering how many billions of sub-atomic particles I’m consigning down the drain, that the theory of the phenomenal or physical world as the sole reality has hinged on one hitherto undeniable...
