Hello again everyone. I have another five philosophy and/or psychology themed posts for you this week to spotlight some of my favorite posts and authors on steemit. Each post will be upvoted by my account and the 
Hive account@msp-curation account and one will be selected to be resteemed and featured in the official 
Hive account@minnowsupport weekly curation post. Please check out the authors and help them grow on the platform and show them some love!
My first pick this week is from 
Hive account@colinhoward. The author poses the question, 'Can oneness and separation coexist?' and shares their perspective on each concept. It appears we both arrive at the same conclusion, but it feels like I arrived there from the opposite direction of the author and this amuses me greatly. Check it out and see what you think.
Next up, 
Hive account@steemityourway shares some personal stories and reflections related to the fear of death and discusses her perspective on a Watt's lecture and we all know by now that I'm a sucker for some Watt's discussions. It's an interesting read and I hope you check it out.
Hive account@myperspective wrote an interesting post about energy. Personally, I believe that everything at the base of existence is energy and I found this author's perspective and different views on some things to be quite thought provoking. I don't really want to spoil it all, but the ending is probably my favorite part as it's a different take on personal energetic existence that I haven't put much thought into before.
I read this post that discusses the concept that we are living in a simulation throughout history by 
Hive account@technovedanta and found it pretty fascinating. I think it has some good insight into holographic universe theory, but the historical parts of the discussion were the most intriguing to me.
My final pick this week comes from 
Hive account@elenahornfilm and discusses the concept of morality. I personally feel that morality is something we all must define for ourselves based on our own internal guidelines, but I do like challenging my own beliefs. The author does a great job discussing and examining morality in relation to ethics and I felt it was a good read and pretty thought provoking. I appreciate everyone's time and consideration this week and encourage you all to support these steemit authors and help them grow on the platform. Namaste.
