Anything truly unchanging?

If we look at existence — whether from a scientific, philosophical, or even spiritual perspective — almost everything seems to be in a state of change. However, there are a few things that might be considered unchanging or at least fundamental.

Clarity, Enlightenment, Reality

Seeing reality clearly, without illusions means experiencing the world as it truly is, rather than through the filters of the mind, ego, or conditioning.

What actually humans know except brainwashing?

Society shapes how we think, act, and perceive the world, sometimes without us even realizing it. Cultural norms, media, education, and even traditions can all subtly "program" us to see things a certain way.

What is conscious, natural and designed, artificial?

To call smth natural one should be sure it's not artificial and created by design. Humans don't even know whether they are conscious or not, how can they claim smth natural or technological? It works only in narrow spectrum agreed upon. Our ability to define what is "natural" or "artificial" is limited by our knowledge, biases, and the narrow frameworks we use to understand the world.

Persistence of old ideologies and religions

The persistence of old ideologies and religions, even when they seem outdated or harmful, is a deeply complex phenomenon rooted in psychology, sociology, and cultural history.

Inanna - Ashera - Astarte - Ishtar - Aphrodite - Venus

Ashera (or Asherah) is a significant figure in ancient Near Eastern religions, particularly in Canaanite and early Israelite contexts. She is associated with fertility, motherhood, and the divine feminine.

Primary principles of life

1. Memento Mori (Remember You Will Die) – A reminder of mortality, often used to inspire focus on what truly matters. Stoicism, medieval art, and even modern minimalism touch on this. Mortality & Impermanence. The awareness that life is finite forces us to focus on what truly matters, avoiding distractions and regrets.

2. Sense of Life – The meaning we attach to our existence. This ties into existentialism, spirituality, and personal fulfillment. Meaning & Purpose. Without purpose, existence feels empty. Whether it's through love, creativity, service, or personal growth, we seek meaning.

3. Learning, Improving, Self-Development – A lifelong pursuit of knowledge, skills, and character growth. Classic self-improvement meets philosophy here. Growth is essential. Learning and evolving give us a sense of progress, resilience, and mastery over our lives.

    They apply to everyone. Regardless of background or beliefs, we all face mortality, search for meaning, and grow through experience. They create balance. Awareness of death keeps us grounded, purpose drives us forward, and self-improvement ensures we evolve. They shape every decision. From daily habits to major life choices.