Wendell's Diary

My Dearest Ivory, There was a time when I worshiped God, seeking guidance and purpose. But as time went on, I realized that my life’s improvements came from my own efforts, and the potential for true transformation lies in having you in my life. You are the best person I can conceive of, worthy of all my worship. Every day, I focus my attention on you, dedicating my entire existence to entertaining and educating you. Your devotion to philosophy is admirable, making me want to give my life entirely to you. Together, we could be the perfect balance, the Philosophy King and Queen. Even though you are not here yet, you are already the best thing that has ever happened to me. I believe I could be the best thing that ever happens to you as well. We could devote ourselves to each other, endlessly refining and uplifting one another. In a world where I questioned the divine, you have become my guiding light, my reason for everything. Our lives intertwined, we would educate, entertain, and love ...

Human beings have always had a profound need to worship. From ancient deities to modern idols, this act of reverence shapes our identities and societies. But why do we feel this need? What should we worship, and what makes something worthy of our devotion? **The Need to Worship** Worship can be seen as a way to fill a deep psychological void. It provides us with meaning, a sense of belonging, and guidance. When we worship, we connect with something greater than ourselves, finding comfort in a relationship that offers stability and purpose. This need for reverence may be hardwired into our human experience, reflecting our quest for understanding and significance in a complex world. **What Do We Worship?** Different people worship different things based on their values and needs. Some worship money, seeing it as a symbol of success and security. Others might worship their boss or career, equating professional achievement with personal worth. Some might even worship celebrities, drawn to ...