
Hi, I’m Luka,
I’m a writer and artist. Here you’ll find all kinds of interesting things. Mostly you’ll find illustrated writings on the human condition, waking up from it, and living from a place of wakefulness.
If you want to turn your life into a work of art, then you have come to the right place.
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I’ve written two books. My hope is that they will help you understand who you are more deeply and shift into a more fulfilling way of being.
Read a Book
I’ve written two books. My hope is that they will help you understand who you are more deeply and shift into a more fulfilling way of being.


Latest Writings
Anxiety Is a Coping Mechanism
Anxiety is modern society’s bread and butter. Social conditioning is the only reason anxiety is rampant in the first place. We're conditioned to be anxious. If we had a bunch of psychiatrists rummaging around everyone’s psyches, most people could be...
The Philosopher’s Worst Nightmare
When you wrestle with existential questions it’s inevitable to reach a certain intellectual end-point. That intellectual end-point is usually not a comfortable one because it comes with two bummers: - I don’t know anything except that I exist (and even ‘I’ is...
When Are You Done Working On Yourself?
If you're reading this I know you've worked on yourself plenty. You’ve laid all your problems out, felt every emotion there is, turned the lights on, faced the shadows, and done all you could to fix whatever you believed needed fixing. At what point are...
Your Ambition Is Killing You
Ambition is generally regarded as a good thing. The world loves go-getters. People who want to save the planet, populate other planets, and make Trillions of dollars while doing so. Whatever gets the boats floating. Ambition is telling you that you can’t...
Life Is Not About Improving but Accepting Yourself
For a long time, I unknowingly believed that the goal was to fix all the aspects of myself I deemed less than acceptable. (This is what the whole self-improvement market rests on.) In short, I tried to perfect myself. I was convinced I could only truly...
The Only Fool Who Doesn’t Become Wise Is the One Who Isn’t Foolish Enough
“The fool who persists in his folly will become wise.” — William Blake You’ve heard this one. Whether you understood it or not, you know it sounds wise. Perhaps Mr. Blake here has followed his own advice and has become a wise fool. But what...