Essays on Enlightenment

My grandmother always told me “With every action, there is always a consequence.” I was supposed to perceive it as a remand. But the older I got, the more I realize the painstaking truth that statement held. There were times where I couldn’t understand why…

The eighteenth century is characterized by radical change with respect to the economy, demography, religion, philosophy, and politics. As a result, America emerges as a more pluralistic society with evolving thought in religion, upheavals in politics, revolutionized European theory which influence and change the face…

Dillard’s mission at Pilgrim Creek was twofold: primarily, she desired to be immersed in nature and the environment that surrounds humanity, but she also wished to achieve her own personal and creative way of expressing her innate connection to the experience she had. For this…

”One can pass on knowledge but not wisdom. One can find wisdom, one can live it, one can be supported by it, one can work wonders with it, but one can not speak or teach it”. Everyone’s journey to enlightenment is unique and it can…