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Divine Lethargy

Luka Bönisch
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Relax into your experience.

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The Last Prisoner

The Prison Courtyard by Vincent van Gogh (1890)

All morning, the warden has been furiously and impatiently tapping his favorite pen against his mahogany desk in a quarter-second rhythm, which either sped up or slowed down the passage of ti...

8 days ago
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The Fear You’ve Inherited

Creation implies Destruction — painted with acrylics, 2022

I started writing this piece last year while I was reading some Joseph Campbell — A Joseph Campbell Companion, to be exact — and then left it in my draft graveyard. But everything...

15 days ago
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Simple Experiments to See Reality as It Is

Vineyard in Bosnia - photo by yours truly

Whoa, hey now! Seeing reality as it is implies there’s an objective reality to be seen. That’s not what I mean here.

So, let’s first clarify a few things: I’m not trying to make an ontological arg...

a month ago
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Digestion

Belshazzar’s Feast (1820), John Martin

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Oh, I know the chicken ends up in the fox
and her offspring in me.

I’ve seen the squirrel, hedgehog,...
a month ago
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3

Don't Let the World Bully You

Drawing made with MS Paint

For a brief period in my schooldays, I was friends with this guy. The period was brief because he left the school after a year or two (I can’t quite remember). He was “cool.” But actually, he was a dick. Not to m...

2 months ago
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