Depression and the Philosophy of Emergence: Finding Meaning in the Lows
Life isn’t a straight line. It’s filled with highs and lows, moments of creation and joy, and periods of sadness and rebuilding. For those of us who experience depression, these cycles can feel like overwhelming setbacks. But through the lens of the Philosophy of Emergence, we can find a new way to understand and navigate these experiences. --- The Cycles of Creation and Depression When I’m creating, I’m at my happiest. Making videos, writing blog posts, and building my digital legacy gives me a sense of purpose and fulfillment. But eventually, the energy fades, and I crash. Depression sets in, and it can take weeks or even months to rebuild myself. This cycle can feel frustrating, but the Philosophy of Emergence offers a way to view it differently. Instead of seeing the lows as failures or interruptions, we can see them as part of the natural process of life unfolding. --- Viewing Depression Through Emergence The Philosophy of Emergence teaches us to let life reveal itself, to observe...