Wendell's Diary

What would it look like to see a true representation of the divine masculine and feminine—not in a myth, but in philosophy, thought, and creativity? I’ve often imagined a world where such a union exists, not as a distant idea but as a living, breathing reality. This vision takes the form of a hero and heroine, two people destined to unite in purpose, thought, and action. Together, they become the philosophical embodiment of balance, complementing each other in ways that inspire a deeper understanding of ourselves and the world. The divine masculine brings courage, structure, and the active pursuit of truth—a guiding light that shapes the landscape. The divine feminine, on the other hand, brings empathy, creativity, and connection, weaving the threads of meaning that hold it all together. When these forces come together, they create something extraordinary: a world where balance, insight, and harmony emerge naturally. In the mythological world I’m building, this union isn’t just symboli...

Friendships are as diverse as life itself, and Aristotle's timeless distinctions—friendships of utility, pleasure, and virtue—still resonate today. However, in a world increasingly shifting to digital interactions, the philosophy of emergence offers a profound way to explore and nurture virtue friendships, the deepest and most fulfilling kind. Virtue friendships are built on mutual respect, shared values, and a commitment to helping each other grow into the best versions of ourselves. These are not fleeting connections; they take time, patience, and authenticity to develop. This aligns perfectly with the philosophy of emergence, which emphasizes letting meaning and truth reveal themselves naturally over time. In relationships, this means allowing bonds to deepen organically rather than forcing them. For me, fostering virtue friendships is an essential part of my life’s work. My focus isn’t on physical friendships anymore but on creating meaningful digital connections. Through my bl...