Welcome to the next post in my miniseries based on Arthur Schopenhauer's Aphorismen zur Lebensweisheit where at the end of the book, he briefly compares the different stages of the human life to the different

Welcome to the first proper post in my mini-series "Schopenhauer and the planets". #schopenhauerssolarsystem Like I said, I will be discussing some thoughts from Schopenhaur's book "The

Hi guys! I'm just writing this real quick before I go to my new year's party. I hope you all have a great year 2023! And I will see you then. :) I hope to see you on my blog during the new year! :)

I just wanted to share some photos with you, because I think they're really cool. Not so much the photos themselves, but what you can see on them Yesterday, I was walking through Cologne to get to the

I always thought of Minimalism as an art movement that tries to get the most out of simple things and only use a few things. It started with simple lines and a few different colors that I thought about

I know it's wednesday, but I didn't have any time since sunday for a post about Seneca, so I will write one today and still call it senecasunday. Better late than never. ^^ (Image source: CC BY-SA 3.0,

I find that name "Worm" full moon seems strange for this time of year but when I looked it up at the Farmer's Almanac it makes more sense - March’s full Moon goes by the name Worm Moon. For many

My first digital drawing of a dog that my friend asked me to create.

Beautiful experiences inspired me to create digital drawing "Santa Amanita".

I just realised that I still haven't introduced myself to the HIVE. Not because I'm shy (I mean I am but that's not the reason) but because I simply forgot. ^^ Well here it goes. My name is David Teichmann,

As you can tell from the title, this is the third time I'm doing a seneca sunday. As always, I'll be posting a quote by the famous stoic philosopher Seneca in the original latin, a german and an english

The quote for this #senecasunday is from the letters to Lucilius, just like the one last week. It's from the eleventh letter, in book one. Technically it isn't a quote from Seneca, since Seneca himself

Seeing as I'm new to blogging, I thought I'd try to do something regulary. So I'm now starting #senecasunday, where, every sunday, I will be posting and maybe discussing a quote/passage from the famous

I wanted to start reading some books that have been on my bookshelf for a while now. I'm an avid reader and my room is full of hundreds of books, a lot of them still unread. I don't usually have a list