Lynx👑

Joined June 2023

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I'm thrilled to be a part of the vocal.media community. Writing has always been my passion, and I'm excited to share my stories.

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The Art of Influence: Mastering Subtle Control. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
In the complex world of social dynamics, the ability to exert influence is a powerful skill. Unlike overt force or direct commands, subtle control allows individuals to guide others towards desired outcomes without them even realizing it. This art of influence is a recurring theme in Robert Greene's seminal work, "The 48 Laws of Power," where he explores the nuances of human behavior and the strategies for achieving power and control.
By Lynx👑about a year ago in Journal
Frozen Light and the Illusion of Reality
In the vast, interconnected web of life, one of the most profound questions that has captivated philosophers, scientists, and spiritual seekers alike is the nature of reality itself. A recent documentary on Gaia, exploring the concepts of "frozen light" and the illusion of reality, offers intriguing insights into this enigma, challenging our conventional perceptions and inviting us to consider a more interconnected, holographic understanding of the universe.
By Lynx👑about a year ago in Journal
From Zero to Hero: Starting a Business
Alright, let's dive into this entrepreneurial adventure with a sprinkle of light humor to keep things entertaining. After all, starting a business from scratch doesn't have to be as dry as the Sahara Desert. So, grab a cup of coffee (or tea, we don't discriminate), and let's get started!
By Lynx👑about a year ago in Journal
Philosophies of Love and Art
In the vast canvas of human emotion, love stands as one of the most enigmatic and profound experiences. Let us first hold our gaze on the love between women and men, a force that has inspired poets, philosophers, and artists alike, before we delve into the love from which art is born.
By Lynx👑about a year ago in Art
Rembrandt's Sorrow
Rembrandt: A Journey from Opulence to Insight Born in 1606, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn ascended to artistic stardom in his twenties, amassing a fortune and indulging in a lavish lifestyle. However, by his early fifties, his financial landscape had drastically shifted. Due to his extravagant spending and poor financial management, Rembrandt found himself on the brink of bankruptcy. To salvage his financial situation, he was forced to sell his house and the valuable possessions he had accumulated over the years. This economic downfall was seen as disgraceful, and Rembrandt was held solely responsible for his own misfortune.
By Lynx👑about a year ago in Art
Canvas of Thoughts: Exploring Art, Philosophy, and Love
The 'Athenian School' painting features Plato pointing to the sky, while Aristotle has his hand on the ground. Both philosophers were deeply interested in the origins of art and its influence on people.
By Lynx👑about a year ago in Art
Maximizing Luck and Success
"Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity." The concept of luck is often misunderstood, with many attributing it solely to random chance. However, a closer examination reveals that luck is significantly influenced by individual effort, preparation, and mindset. This document delves into the determinants of luck, illustrating how proactive behaviors and positive attitudes can create opportunities and attract success.
By Lynx👑about a year ago in Journal
Watchmaker
In the year 1897, in Paris, during the era later known as La Belle Époque, there lived a young and talented boy named Na. Originally from Morocco, his true passion lay in bicycles. Through his drawings, he portrayed intricate visions of various inventions. These drawings showcased a group of people riding bicycles of all shapes, with three, four, and even five wheels.
By Lynx👑2 years ago in Fiction
Pleasures of Everyday Life
Artists have a keen ability to spot overlooked elements that deserve our attention and concern. In the late 1650s, Johannes Vermeer's painting "The Milkmaid" depicted a serving woman pouring milk, a seemingly mundane scene. Despite the lack of glamour or fame associated with the subject, Vermeer found something deserving of admiration and contemplation.
By Lynx👑2 years ago in Art
Philosophy as a form of soul therapy
The ancient Greeks were adamant that philosophy was not simply a complex theoretical exercise. They believed it was a profoundly practical skill that should be acquired and honed by everyone, in order to assist us in leading fulfilling lives and facing death with grace. Few individuals advocated for this idea more passionately than Plato, who staunchly defended philosophy as a form of soul therapy.
By Lynx👑2 years ago in Journal
A note found in Königsberg
1. In this age of comprehending the universe as a system of systems, I must confess to the eye of reason. Ever since my school days, I have liked science. I was dreaming of becoming a scientist. Putting everything I had into fulfilling that desire left me exhausted.
By Lynx👑2 years ago in Fiction
Ant Envoy
Last week Stephen was invited to an exclusive party. He found himself teeming with illustrious guests who held philanthropy close to their hearts. While their aspirations aligned with benevolence, his disposition, however, veered towards a peculiar yet harmless trait—inconspicuous misanthropy.
By Lynx👑3 years ago in Fiction

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The Art of Influence: Mastering Subtle Control. Content Warning. AI-Generated.

Frozen Light and the Illusion of Reality

From Zero to Hero: Starting a Business

Philosophies of Love and Art

Rembrandt's Sorrow

Canvas of Thoughts: Exploring Art, Philosophy, and Love

Maximizing Luck and Success

Watchmaker

Pleasures of Everyday Life

Philosophy as a form of soul therapy

A note found in Königsberg

Ant Envoy

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