Why Me? Changing the Question in the Face of Suffering
When we suffer, we often ask: “Why me?” But perhaps, at some point, we need the courage to change the question and begin with the life we actually have.
Reflections on truth, faith, life and the unfinished process of becoming.
When we suffer, we often ask: “Why me?” But perhaps, at some point, we need the courage to change the question and begin with the life we actually have.
We may never possess the whole truth or overcome every imperfection. Yet we can continue searching, correcting ourselves and growing. Perhaps this is what becoming means: accepting our limits without giving up the pursuit of what is true and just.
Fear, work and transformation in the age of artificial intelligence.
Technology, responsibility and the gap between progress and human awareness.
Change, direction and the question that gave birth to Becoming.