
30 December 2025
A reflective synthesis of betrayal across the Bible, Qur'an, Ifá, Daoism, and Buddhism examining what betrayal breaks, what drives it, and what each tradition offers in response.
Read more →: Betrayal Across Five Traditions: Covenant, Trust, Alignment, Harmony, and Attachment


6 November 2025
Daoism teaches that forgiveness is not a moral duty but a return to harmony. By following the Dao, we release control, dissolve resentment, and flow naturally with life’s rhythm.
Read more →: Forgiveness — According to Daoism
6 November 2025
Ifá teaches that forgiveness is not weakness but restoration — of Àṣẹ, of destiny, and of balance between human, ancestor, and divine. This article explores the moral, ritual, and metaphysical layers of forgiveness within Yoruba cosmology.
Read more →: Forgiveness — According to Ifá







1 November 2025
A comparative analysis of Delilah from the Bible and Medusa from Greek mythology. Exploring how both embody the transformative power of the feminine — one through desire and intimacy, the other through terror and truth.
Read more →: Delilah and Medusa: The Shadow and the Gaze


30 October 2025
An exploration of how the Yoruba Ifá tradition understands destiny — not as blind fate, but as a sacred covenant between the soul and the divine, guided by Ori and revealed through wisdom.
Read more →: Destiny — According To Ifá
30 October 2025
An exploration of destiny (*ming*) and nature (*xing*) in Daoism — how the flow of the Dao reveals a life lived in effortless harmony rather than predetermined fate.
Read more →: Destiny — According to Daoism
28 October 2025
Daoism’s answer to the question 'Who am I?' reveals the self as a fluid, spontaneous expression of the Dao — beyond ego, beyond form, and in harmony with nature.
Read more →: Who Am I? — Daoism's Answer
28 October 2025
A comparative meditation on how Buddhism, Daoism, Ifá, the Quran, and the Bible each answer the question 'Who am I?' through their metaphysics, ethics, and spiritual practice.
Read more →: Five Paths to the Self: Comparative Reflections on Identity in Buddhism, Daoism, Ifá, the Quran, and the Bible
27 October 2025
An exploration of how Buddhism answers the timeless question of identity—not through the discovery of a self, but through the realization of its absence. Through the doctrines of anattā and dependent origination, we learn that liberation lies not in finding oneself, but in seeing that there was no fixed self to begin with.
Read more →: Who Am I? — Buddhism’s Answer
27 October 2025
An exploration of how Yoruba spirituality — through the wisdom of Ifá — answers the question of identity, revealing that the self is divine, purposeful, and connected to all of creation.
Read more →: Who am I? — Ifa's answer


