John Hills
Wandering in nature I find myself going off into philosophical reveries and then blogging about these - on consciousness and selfhood from an ecological perspective. Psychotherapist, Educator. Husband, Dad, Stepdad. Optimistic and Open.
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The Differentiation of Self
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All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players; they have their exits and their entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts....
This is as good as I get
Image: Me gigging in central London as an undergraduate about five minutes ago in the early 2000s
As a man now in my mid-forties, I notice young people — especially people in their twenties, because that was me about five minutes ago — and...
Temporal Incompleteness
Temporal incompleteness is the perception of a pattern as unfinished because it is still unfolding. It is this unfolding that I think gives rise to our sense of the flow of time. I first explored this idea in On Time Travel and then On Holo...
Spatial incompleteness
The mind we experience day to day is not self-contained, but anchored in transpersonal structures that precede us and outlast us. Behind the personal moves the transpersonal. Although we do not ordinarily experience the larger structures th...
Christmas and Structural Immortality
When I was a kid in the 1980s, the richest experiences of Christmas took place at my Grandma and Grandpa’s farmhouse. In my memory, they felt closer to the 1950s than to the decade I was actually living in. Bing Crosby singing White Christm...
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Wandering in nature I find myself going off into philosophical reveries and then writing about these. Ecological consciousness and selfhood. Psychotherapist, Educator. Husband, Dad, Stepdad.
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