Relate maxxx. My first epiphany and foray into introspection and the world of self-discovery was when I got to spend a summer in mostly solitude.

After that, when the lockdown started and I came back home.

I again had a lot of solitude which exponentially propelled my growth. I started truly exploring philosophy, started writing and started thinking much more.

And well, can't call this an epiphany but it was a landslide change in my belief system and core values.

It's crazy how the deeper you go down the thinker path, the more humble you become. You realize there is so much you just don't know that you can't help but be grounded.

Most don't care about questions such as "What does sentience mean?", "What is right, is there even a right?, "What even does life mean?", "What does "existence" mean?".

Metaphysics and philosophy are "boring academic pursuits" supposedly. But I believe that philosophy and psychology are the only two subjects truly worth studying.

Love this piece my man! Glad to discover another philo-head on Medium. Looking forward to reading more from you!