The Summoning of Soul: To Reclaim Uncertain Freedom

This is an article meant to vanish upon reading. To engage with it may leave you intellectually dizzy and unsettled, yet to pass it by might mean forgoing a crucial moment to awaken into your own sovereign thinking. It begins with the fundamental paradox of cognition, weaving through ethics, political philosophy, aesthetics, philosophy of language and mind, philosophy of science, and even the metaphysics of divination—all threaded by a single, unifying ontological-epistemological concept: being as verb and the relativity of description. From philosophy to commerce, from Socrates to まつした こうのすけ, from scientific revolution to fortune-telling, it appears to speak of everything, yet in the end articulates nothing definitive. It is, instead, a pure summons to spiritual independence. Therefore, its true reader is not the academic specialist, but every existing individual. As for why it was written, even the author does not know—yet written it was. （These articles are just records of places I’ve passed by. Don’t take them too seriously, my friend — they may be full of mistakes. Trust yourself. If you want to find my recent location, please check the pinned post or updates on my homepage.）