Epistemology & Truth
An auditory journey into how we know what we know, and the search for truth.
A seeker realizes that repeating wisdom isn’t the same as living it.
They spent years collecting quotes, reading every self-help book, following every spiritual trend. On the surface, they could talk about growth like an expert — but deep down, they knew it was hollow. When life tested them, all that secondhand knowledge crumbled like ash.
Through pain, doubt, and facing the raw wilderness of their own experience, they start to discover something real: wisdom that’s not borrowed but earned. They learn that truth isn’t in mantras or perfect answers — it’s in walking through fire, falling, breaking, and still choosing to rise.
A man who once had everything — wealth, fame, power — begins to realize it all feels hollow.
He built his empire brick by brick, surrounding himself with luxury, laughter, and endless praise. Every desire was within reach, yet every night the same silence filled the space around him, heavier than the gold he collected. The joy of new gains faded faster each time, like water slipping through his hands.
Haunted by the emptiness behind his achievements, he starts asking questions he never dared before: What is all this for? Who am I without it? As he strips away the illusions, he sees his life for what it is — a frantic attempt to outrun the void. In the end, he admits the truth: he’s been chasing the wind, and the only thing left is to face the stillness he’s been avoiding.