While it’s not inherently a philosophy book, I really loved the moral lessons I took away from this book. It’s a wonderful read :)
Jan 28, 2025
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Morrie Schwartz, a retired sociology professor from Tuesdays with Morrie, became a teacher to the world through his reflections on life, love, and death. Diagnosed with ALS, he shared his final lessons with former student Mitch Albom, inspiring millions with his profound wisdom. Morrie’s story is a reminder to live with intention, embrace our humanity, and prioritize what truly matters. His life was his greatest lesson.
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by Mitch Albom
It is a non-fiction memoir, apologies if that is not what you are looking for. Recently read this book, and it felt good. There is something calm and serene about it. Mostly revolving around life and death.
Jan 2, 2025
I loved this thoughtful book. Ticks every box I needed:
- an ode to the transformative power of reading
- a contemplation of love, relationships and family
- a short read to get out of a slump
Mar 30, 2025
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I always loved philosophy in school, it’s been one of my favorite subjects to study. And with it, I feel there is so much value in the uncertainty that it often provides. while it was at first frustrating not being able to come to a concrete answer, I’ve learned that’s what makes it so important to the human experience. The person that has no tincture of their own philosophy is imprisoned by the prejudices they derive from common sense, habitual beliefs of their age or their nation. To truly open yourself to the world, and to truly take control of your mind, you cannot let those convictions grow in your mind without any co-operation or consent of your own deliberate belief. Uncertainty is inevitable in this world, and that’s ok. At a time where everything seems to be so absolute, be uncertain in your beliefs or ideas, it’s a great step to growth.
Jan 27, 2025
Jan 27, 2025
Consider giving this one a listen, this band is great :)
Jan 30, 2025