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In The Left/Right Dichotomy: Imprecise, yet Useful, Ivaniel “Ivo” Georgiev explores how politics reduces human complexity into jerseys and slogans. From Plato to Lenin, Sparta to modern populism, he shows how equality and hierarchy, freedom and responsibility, endlessly clash. Through essays and poetry, he argues both sides are half‑right and half‑blind, and that the real…
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Caught between Machiavellian realism and poetic idealism, Georgiev wrestles with the paradox of wanting to change the world while knowing how stubbornly it resists change. He reflects on the dangers of both naivety and cynicism, ultimately embracing the identity of a “pragmatic dreamer”—someone who dares to imagine better, but builds with eyes wide open. The…
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In “Freedom or Security: The Modern-Day Dilemma,” Ivaniel Georgiev confronts one of society’s most enduring tensions. With philosophical depth and personal insight, he explores how modern life forces us to choose between autonomy and comfort, risk and stability. Georgiev doesn’t offer easy answers—he invites readers to wrestle with the trade-offs, question their values, and consider…
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In “Wherever You Go, There You Are,” Ivaniel Georgiev reflects on the inescapability of self. With poetic candor, he explores how changing cities, relationships, or routines doesn’t erase inner turmoil. The post is a meditation on presence, identity, and the quiet realization that true transformation begins within. Georgiev’s writing invites readers to stop running and…
