Author name: Dante Sisofo

The word “eternity” comes from the Latin word “aeternitas,” which itself is derived from “aeternus” meaning “endless” or “timeless.” “Aeternus” is formed from “ae” (an archaic form of “aevum,” meaning “age” or “lifetime”) and “ternus,” a suffix denoting a perpetual or enduring state. The concept of eternity refers to an infinite time duration, something that lasts forever, beyond the temporal confines of the physical world.

Health

1. Walking is life
2. The importance of sleep
3. Why lift weights?
4. Sunbathe as much as possible
5. Testosterone is happiness
6. How to become a demigod
7. Treat your body like art
8. My fasting journey
9. My carnivore diet journey
10. Coffee as a creative stimulant
11. Carnivore diet is economic
12. The war on meat
13. Stop eating processed food
14. Drinking alcohol is strange
15. Listen to your gut
16. Bad weather, bad mood?
17. The great outdoors
18. Why I love nature
19. Being indoors is not healthy
20. Why I love cycling
21. Anti-anti-social
22. Clothing is armor
23. Sports are silly
24. The body is democratic
25. Spartan flex
26. Best carnivore diet meal
27. Best shoes for street photography
28. Thoughts on fasting
29. Open spaces elevate your mood
30. One meal a day
31. Visit an elevated surface every day
32. The truth about health and art
33. More meat, more power, more photographs
34. Increase your strength for the sake of making more art
35. Stay sober
36. Sleep and strength
37. Only eat if you’re hungry
38. Fasting and walking
39. Sunlight is bliss
40. Jogging is unhealthy
41. The benefit of long walks
42. Sleep as early as possible

The word “exalt” means to raise in rank, character, or status; to elevate by praise or in estimation. It’s often used to describe lifting someone or something to a higher level of importance or regard. In a religious or spiritual context, “exalt” can also mean to glorify or to praise highly. It can be applied in various contexts, such as exalting a leader, a deity, or principles.