There is a divine intelligence to each day, where everything gets done while you are just doing what inspires in each moment, looking at each day as a day with its own intelligence and its own inspirational flow. Many think that if you live like this, none of the more bothersome work will get done, but you would be surprised that there is even a time where you will feel inspired to do cleaning each week. As there is a divine time for everything, even cleaning and bookkeeping.

I saw this interesting quote 'The will to act" referring to the notion of Friedrisch Nietzsche's "will to power".

I'm currently in the library reading the Bible in physical form for the first time. The world has been lying and trying to corrupt me so much...

I came across this peculiar quote :: 

I came across this peculiar quote from 1986 :: 

This is for anyone who thinks that the Bible is just a book of gossip, a retelling of hear-say, some people just writing things down that they saw in visions. 

For further reflection - This video is based on chapter 7 of Marcus Aurelius' book called Meditations, a video that starts with a meaningful intro and gives meaningful real life examples ::

In Chapter 3 of Marcus Aurelius's book called Meditations, Marcus Aurelius reflects on how external pressures and societal expectations can influence one's thoughts and behaviors. He encourages readers to recognize that while external forces, including opinions and judgments from others, can be overwhelming, it is crucial to maintain inner composure and integrity.

The above video is based on chapter 4 in Marcus Aurelius' book Meditations, if you would like to dive deeper into this for further reflection ::