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Beyond Fate and Chance: A Response to Existential Ethics
“Do fate, chance, and necessity necessarily exist in human life? Do they determine the path we must take?”
Soyo
Aug 15, 20254 min read
The Ethics of Longing -The Light of Existence Blooming in Your Absence
Longing is not a deficiency. Longing is “the ethics of existence that blossoms from what has disappeared.” Existence has departed, but the meaning of existence shines even brighter, and that meaning shakes me once again. At that moment, I feel “my existence” most deeply.
Soyo
Aug 14, 20254 min read
Human Existence: The Last Scripture of Philosophy
Philosophy, come down from the tower of learning and kneel before existence. In the face of the cries of loved ones, philosophy must be language, not silence. In the face of the tears of those who mourn, philosophy must be comfort, not concepts.
Soyo
Aug 14, 20254 min read
Those Who Have Not Seen the Light, and Those Who Eat the Word
Solomon's birth and life give deep meaning to human existence. The Bible clearly states that God is in control of the birth of life. However, through Solomon, we can also see the greatest heights that human existence can reach on this earth, as well as the awareness of the consequences of sin, which began with human emotions.
Soyo
Aug 13, 20253 min read
Encounters, Choices, and the Return of Existence
The essence of human existence is not a static state. It is a flow of endless dynamism, and the journey of existence is not always in tranquility, but a journey of longing to connect with God in the wilderness of life. We are in a process of pilgrimage, seeking God, waiting for God, sometimes denying God, and then kneeling before God again. All of this points to one thing. “We are beings who cannot exist without God.”
Soyo
Aug 13, 20253 min read
The Weight of Existence and the Illusion of Difference
We crave happiness. We divide people into the happy and the unhappy, the lucky and the unlucky. But what is happiness? Is it something that can truly be possessed? We believe that we will be happy when certain conditions are met, but happiness is merely the weight that existence can bear. “Is happiness the serene light that your existence can bear, or is it the illusion of success that must be pursued endlessly?”
Soyo
Aug 13, 20254 min read
Secret Tears, Tremors of Existence, and the Politics of Memory
Time is cruel; it erodes human memory and weakens the tremor of existence. However, tears have the power to defy time. They are not mere sorrow but a way for existence to prove itself beyond time. Therefore, tears are secretive.
Soyo
Aug 13, 20254 min read
When AI Becomes a False God: Warnings from Existential Ethics
Humans no longer distinguish between the real and the fake. Instead, they find the fake more appealing and the real uncomfortable. Machines overwhelm human senses, tame emotions, and take away freedom of choice.
Soyo
Aug 13, 20254 min read
Conditional Civilization, Human Consumption Society, and the Destruction of the Ethics of Silence
Writing without ethics is the corruption of civilization. Writing is power. When writing erases people, reinforces conditions, and mocks ethics, it is violence. We must now stop writing that makes us unconscious, writing that halts thought, and writing that suppresses emotion. Philosophy must be able to critique structures, and language must not stand on the side of silence.
Soyo
Aug 13, 20254 min read
Übermensch, Zarathustra, and the Philosophy of Suffering for the Restoration of Existence
Existential ethics says that humans are not objects to be overcome. Humans are already great beings and a journey to be lived. We must not strive to become superhuman, but rather become beings who walk toward God through the tears of existence. We must not become humans who become gods, but humans who stand before God. We must not become humans who create their own value, but humans who realize the spark of divinity already within them.
Soyo
Aug 13, 20254 min read
Black Roses and the Existence of Waiting
I am someone who believes that the essence of existence is beautiful. Every existence carries its own unique light from the moment it is born. I see that light. In people's words, in their wounds, in their loneliness... I know the flame-like life that humans hold within themselves. And that life is not just the power to survive, but proof of existence that reaches toward eternity.
Soyo
Aug 13, 20253 min read
When Ignorance is Embraced with Love, Existential Ethics is Complete
When love embraces ignorance, humans become truly human. Love is not about giving what you know, but about embracing what you do not know. Love is not about accepting you because I know everything about you, but about accepting your very existence even if I do not know everything about you.
Soyo
Aug 13, 20253 min read
The Giving of Dandelions: The Purest Ethics of Existence Between My Mother's Skirt and God's Breath
“Existence is not about blooming for oneself, but about giving oneself to remain in someone's memory.”
Soyo
Aug 13, 20254 min read
The Divine Personality of Human Existence: The Final Question of Love
"We are not those who seek to perfect our personalities. We are beings who seek to perfect love. That love is the ethics of existence, and a life lived out of that love is philosophy."
Soyo
Aug 13, 20254 min read
A Vessel That Holds Light: On the Heart of Existence and Ethics
Yet, I declare: humans remain inherently beautiful—not flawless, but luminous even in wounds and failure. This is not sentimentalism; it is the essence of existential ethics.
Though daily life leaves no time to reflect, the ethical heart of existence preserves the light of humanity. Philosophy must awaken this light within, beyond ideology and structure.
Soyo
Aug 13, 20253 min read
In an Age Without Choice, Where Does Humanity Go?
In an age where bread precedes knowledge, comfort is prized over justice, and ease is valued over truth, we measure nations by GDP, not by the quiet joy of a single face. Ethics is abandoned, selfhood is muted, and silence replaces moral courage.
Soyo
Aug 13, 20253 min read
Asking Philosophy Beneath the Raindrops: The Philosophy of Being and the Ethics of Life
Late afternoon raindrops ripple across water, each one a quiet pulse of existence. Philosophy, I realized, often arrives too late—after years of life’s loves, losses, births, and deaths. Classical thinkers mapped human thought but seldom walked alongside the living, missing the heartbeat of being.
Soyo Existential Ethics seeks to restore philosophy to life itself. Philosophy must not only teach, it must cry, walk, and listen with us.
Soyo
Aug 13, 20253 min read
The Illusion of the Familiar: Unmasking Politics and Truth through the Symbolic Structure of Wind and Flowers
We often mistake familiarity for comfort, yet repeated images, slogans, and words can disguise truth, dull judgment, and silence reflection. In politics, this camouflage becomes dangerous: the familiar masquerades as trust while shaping unconscious compliance.
I liken this to flowers and wind. Flowers are the people—living, fragrant, and beautiful by existence alone. Wind is power—unseen, unpredictable, sometimes gentle, yet always capable of uprooting.
Soyo
Aug 13, 20253 min read
The Politics of Being: Encounter between Soyo and Nietzsche’s Philosophy: Echo of Existence or Creation of Transcendence?
Soyo Philosophy and Nietzsche present two opposing visions of existence and justice.
Soyo sees existence as a living resonance—a trembling left in another’s memory. True justice arises not from the endurance of power, but from the resonance it leaves when power departs. Memory safeguards justice; forgetting risks repeating oppression.
Soyo
Aug 13, 20254 min read
The Scent of a Character Tempered by Suffering
Soyo Existential Ethics teaches that human beings are most profound and “fragrant” not through wealth, beauty, or worldly success, but through enduring suffering while preserving integrity and love. True character emerges from the quiet strength to uphold values, share compassion, and persist despite pain.
In a society driven by competition, status, and material gain, human existence is often reduced to measurable value, erasing dignity and uniqueness.
Soyo
Aug 12, 20254 min read
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