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This long-form video expands on the short spoken-word piece about existential therapy — diving deeper into how I learned it, how ...

We all have a philosophy whether knowingly or not.

Which is the real death: the soul leaving the physical body, or the instant you realise you no longer have a place in your loved ...

Dear Diary, today I spent quiet time with my bear. He understands me in ways words cannot. He has lost something along the way ...

Charming day with a twist of existential reflection #mumoutfits #mumstyle #altmum #dayinthelife.

Join me as I take you to my favorite cycling spot, where the thrill of the ride meets the serenity of nature. With the wind in my hair ...

In today's video, a brief philosophical reflection in the film “Perfect Days”, by Wim Wenders. Thanks for watching, Julian ...

Should You Take Life Seriously? Exploring a Deep Question | Solo Reflection In this video, I dive into the age-old question: ...

Most people never ask to be alive, yet here we are—forced to exist in a world that doesn't guarantee meaning. I've spent a lot of ...

Sometimes peace comes not from finding meaning… but from accepting that maybe there isn't any. When I stopped forcing life to ...

What happens after nihilism? A reflection on absurdity, responsibility, and the return to meaning through stoicism. If you enjoyed ...

... existential reflection—as he grapples with the philosophical and emotional implications of living longer than those around him.

Have you ever wondered what life really is? In this video, I share my personal metaphor: “Life is the line behind the ferry: at first ...

In this video, I share my honest reaction to Albert Camus' The Stranger and why the book unsettled me in ways I didn't expect.

The questions, realities, limitations, and paradoxes of existence—endings, choice, freedom, meaning—are all themes of ...

What if your entire life up to this point was just a prologue? Friedrich Nietzsche, one of the most powerful thinkers in history, ...

A spoken-word reflection on existence, perception, and responsibility. It begins with the cycle—we live, then we die—and moves ...