taoism

  • In “Things Are Great; Until You Start Chewing with Your Mouth Open,” Ivaniel Georgiev dives into the messy beauty of human quirks and the fragile balance of relationships. Inspired by a line from Silo, he explores how minor habits—like loud chewing—can unravel love, tolerance, and peace. With humor and raw honesty, Georgiev reflects on ego,…

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  • In “Imagine Craving Absolutely Nothing from the World,” Ivaniel Georgiev explores the radical idea of emotional detachment—not as numbness, but as liberation. With poetic introspection, he questions the constant hunger for validation, love, and success. What if peace lies in wanting nothing? Georgiev’s reflections challenge readers to rethink desire, ambition, and the self. It’s a…

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