Philosophy in life is very important but as this time I am not really sure what are my philosophies in life because as for now really don‘t understand what my life is. So, I’ll try to list down my philosophies in life and I hope that, this will be an essay of my philosopy in Iile. Specifically, I want to earn money. Because, money provides everything. When I want to buy something to eat, to wear, to travel and mostly, livmg in this world! Yes, I know thatl am not the only person that needs money but also the people around the world because not just me existing in the earth. right? But, before I earn money is I have to work hard, and that is also included in my list in philosophies in life, By working hard, I can earn money. And that money comes from hard work. Because in this world, we can‘t easily get money by not being owned by it. So, by getting money, I must show my sour and bitter sweat, right? Exactly!
But, how can I find ajob Without knowledge in an specific or in a particular field? So, by getting a better job in life is I must finish my study so that, I have accomplishments in my life and that accomplishments lead me in a brighter future. And how can I get those accomplishments? Clearly, through education! Education is a weapon to get rid the worst in life! But life is not clear as water. Because we can’t skip the circumstances in life without a shield and weapon. And that shield and weapon, is our Almighty Father. I can achieve those things by the Will of God, my savior, Without God, I am nothing. Because God is higher than the worth of money, accomplishments, and education, God is everything, indeed! Those, I mentioned above are not just a philosophy in life but, ‘My Philosophy in Life.
Our philosophical beliefs and perspectives often shape how we perceive the world. For example, if we hold a deterministic philosophy that everything is predetermined, we may perceive events as inevitable and out of our control. Conversely, if we embrace a philosophy of free will, we may perceive more agency in our actions and choices. Similarly, our perceptions can influence our philosophical outlook. Our experiences and observations of the world can challenge or reinforce our philosophical beliefs. For instance, encountering instances of injustice may lead us to question and reevaluate our ethical principles. On the other hand, witnessing acts of compassion and kindness might strengthen our belief in the inherent goodness of humanity.
Furthermore, philosophy and perception engage in a continuous dialogue. Philosophy helps us critically examine our perceptions, providing frameworks and tools to assess their validity and limitations. By questioning our assumptions and biases, philosophy can expand our perspectives and deepen our understanding of the world. In conclusion, philosophy and perception are intertwined in a complex relationship. Philosophy provides a framework for understanding life’s fundamental questions, while perception influences how we interpret and respond to the world. By exploring both aspects, we can develop a more nuanced and reflective understanding of ourselves and the world we inhabit.
