God, the human being, the collective, biology, death, and the web of meaning
We never meet God raw. What reaches us has already passed through a nervous system, a language, a family, a church or a refusal of church, a fear of dying, and a need to know what the day is for. That does not prove God is only a need. Love and the world…
EPA scraps carbon limits on coal and gas plants: what Monday’s rollback states
On 14 September 2026 the EPA said it will no longer regulate planet-warming pollution from coal and gas plants under Biden-era carbon standards. Officials frame affordability; critics cite cumulative CO₂ and omitted health damages. Both frames are in the…
Exclusive Interview with Dr. Michael Pravica: Matter, consciousness, and the hidden dimensions of reality
In this exclusive interview, Andrei Eugen Drăguț speaks with Dr. Michael Pravica, Professor of Physics and member of HiPSEC, about matter under extreme conditions, useful hard X-ray chemistry, consciousness, higher dimensions, Orthodox faith, artificial…
The past was not as obvious as it feels
Hindsight bias, adaptive memory, false certainty, and the difficult ethics of judging yesterday with the knowledge of today
Could God lie to you?
If God is perfect, lying seems both unnecessary and incompatible with moral perfection. But if we remove morality and keep only power, knowledge, purpose, and efficiency, falsehood becomes possible as an instrument. The real question is not simply…
See the pattern. Name the tradition. Test the claim. Work with the body. Act in reality
Serious self-knowledge does not begin from nowhere, and it does not end in explanation. It must know its traditions, test its claims, include the body, scale action to real capacity, and know when survival itself is the only honest action available.
The body remembers what the mind explains
And four things self-knowledge leaves out There is a serious and careful tradition of mapping the inner life. Psychology has given it names: schema, defense mechanism, projection, rumination, dissociation, avoidant attachment, emotional regulation.…
The person who changes and the world that doesn’t yet
Inner work does not replace structural change, and structural change does not automatically heal the inner life. The practical question is how to act when both the person and the world are unfinished.
Authenticity without narcissism means healing trauma without surrendering responsibility
We live in a culture that celebrates authenticity more loudly than ever. “Be yourself,” “speak your truth,” and “own your story” have become the moral language of the age. At their best, these ideas can be liberating. They invite people to stop…