The ‘Unknown School’

A school of philosophy which is unknown even to its students and teachers. (Part 1)

A photograph of a wandering group by Chamara Kahawewitharana at Gawarawila, Sri Lanka.

Philosophy is the love of wisdom. It is love because one may never reach infinity by any finite means but can only perpetually falling into the sensation of getting somewhere better, stable, and proper. If someone wishes to make the world an absolutely “good place,” ey¹ may experience the ghastly horror to find out “what is wrong.” That is to say, the sensation of overcoming the error can be neither sustain nor retain without a subsequent terror. Success and failure are the offspring of a single seed; when ey harvests the fruit of one, ey plants the possibility of both. Thus the agreement and the disagreement are the two legs from which one dances around the pole of wisdom’s eternal light.

Philosophy, in general, is associated with a school of thought. By this, I mean, there is a way in which philosophy as a process ‘takes place.’ It is not merely the basic assumptions, presuppositions, or standpoints of intellectual abstractions but also how the philosophy is being done. This is to say, it depends on through which kind of a medium the ideas have been emerged, discussed, shared, and agreed. This medium may also represent the socio, cultural, intellectual dimensions and the nature of hierarchies and authorities. The sense of authority is the key…