“To be, or not be? That's the question”, a quote by William Shakespeare.

This is a question you could ask yourself to think about, this is also called philosophizing. The word #philosophy comes from the ancient Greek word 'Philosophia'. The literal translation of this is as follows: “Philo” which means “who loves”, and “Sophia” which means “wisdom”. So philosophy is to love or desire wisdom. In philosophy, among other things, you ask yourself big questions that you will think about. These questions could relate to the following topics:

• Human image; who am I really?
• Social view: how do I relate to my fellow man or society?
• God image.

For me, philosophizing is a part that is very appropriate for #spirituality and #meaning

Until now, I have never consciously considered these questions and yet unconsciously I did.

#Spritualiteit and #meaning you can express my opinion in different ways. #Tekenen is one of my hobbies. For example, I once made a drawing in response to the quote William Shakespeare. After it was finished, I took a look at what I had actually drawn, since a drawing often says more than 1000 words. And indeed my drawing told me more than 1000 words could tell me. It was an exact representation of who I really was at the time and how I turned to the #society loved.

The drawing told me that at that time I was acting too much out of thinking, that I was allowed to act more from feeling. That could be true indeed. At the time of drawing, I was in a period where I thought about pretty much everything, while my gut did indicate whether or not something was right, but I completely ignored that feeling. In addition, the drawing also indicated that I could open up more to love from others around me so that I could experience more happiness. This drawing made me look at myself differently. Once again, I asked myself, “Who am I really?’. Through the drawing, I created a bit of awareness in my thinking.