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Weltschmerz. Not always pure is the snow

I was eager to help. Now ghosts visit at night, memories haunt me. I’d like to go back. Ghosts come and visit because I am still committed to helping. They don’t want me to go back. It is a conflict upon values. Let me share what I’ve learnt. Experiencing obsessions and compulsions does not have primarily to do with washing or checking, nor with control or certainty, rather with values, acceptance, freedom. I wanna go back. Let me go back. It was November, it was cold, and the snow outside just claimed another victim. Berlin’s Winter can be harsh, especially if you have got no roof over your head. Until that very day, I had felt extremely helpless before homeless people. My friend had found an open-air soup kitchen and gently nudged me to give it a try, together. Under Berlin’s grey sky, there they were. Hundreds of hungry, miserable existences were there, queueing to have some food, perhaps some clothes, and most importantly, a dialogue with another human being. Indeed, any kind of in...

Stuck on the Puzzle on YouTube

We are happy to share that our dialogues for the OCD project are finally online! Here our YouTube Channel which hosts the following interviews:   - Piers Benn, Having a good life Prof. Dr. Francesca Brencio in conversation with Prof. Dr. Piers Benn, about OCD, existential uncertainty and the possibility to have a good life https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yX8V7jxQzN4 - Miles Hentrup, Hegel can give us a key In this beautiful episode Miles recounts how he got to know that he had OCD. He shares his experience about the impact that OCD had in his personal relationship and explains how Hegel can help us to find a solution https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTDeLvoRl20&t=10s

Stuck on the Puzzle on Spotify

We are on Spotify!  Check it out! Stuck on the Puzzle