The EPHILO Question
Do You Remember What It Feels Like?
Some human capacities do not vanish. They grow quiet when we stop using them.
These questions touch thought, attention, relationships, courage, rest, joy, and meaning. There is no single correct answer.
Answer whichever question you wish. Then decide what you want to do with it.
Keep it private. Share one honest thought. Or continue the reflection through an EPHILO practice.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ANSWER EVERYTHING
What would you like to recover first?
Choose one. You can return to the others later.
CONTINUE THE REFLECTION
A question can become a practice.
You do not have to answer everything now. Choose the form that matches the question you want to stay with.
01Do you remember what it feels like to think for yourself?
02Do you remember what it feels like to read without stopping after the first few minutes?
03Do you remember what it feels like to wake up with an appetite for life?
04Do you remember what it feels like to focus on one thing at a time?
05Do you remember what it feels like to listen to someone until the end?
06Do you remember what it feels like to speak honestly without fear?
07Do you remember what it feels like to rest without guilt?
08Do you remember what it feels like to enjoy something without needing to show it?
09Do you remember what it feels like to spend time with yourself without feeling empty?
10Do you remember what it feels like to make a decision without questioning it endlessly?
11Do you remember what it feels like to give your full attention to someone you love?
12Do you remember what it feels like to hope—and still act?
Participation is free. Responses are considered for their sincerity, clarity, and reflective character—not as entries in a competition.