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The Concept of “The Circle of Life”
The concept of the “circle of life” is often used to describe natural phenomena which exhibit cyclical patterns of birth, life, death, and rebirth. In biological and ecological contexts, the circle of life often refers to food chains and cycles of life and death among organisms. In a food chain, energy is transferred from one…
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The Concept of “The Wheel of Fortune”
The “Wheel of Fortune” concept, also known as Rota Fortunae, has its origins in ancient Roman and medieval philosophy. The concept is used to symbolize the unpredictable nature of Fate: the wheel belongs to the goddess Fortuna (the personification of luck in Roman religion), who spins it at random, changing the positions of those on…
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Inspiration, motivation, creativity and personal growth.
The concept of “inspiration” The concept of “inspiration” is multifaceted and can be understood in various contexts, including creativity, motivation, and personal growth. At its core, inspiration refers to a mental or emotional stimulation that prompts an individual to think, feel, or act in a certain way. It often arises from an external source or…
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The Concept of the “Mad Artist”
The “mad scientist” archetype is often characterized by intense curiosity, relentless experimentation, and sometimes, a disregard for conventional ethics or standards in the pursuit of knowledge or understanding. This can indeed be paralleled to the concept of a “mad artist.” A “mad artist” might be someone who pushes the boundaries of their medium, experimenting with…
Existing Peacefully 