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Divine Lethargy

Luka Bönisch

Relax into your experience.

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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...

13 days ago
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Spiritual Bypassing Is the Point

‘Spiritual Warfare or the Sword of Discernment’ — painted with acrylics

There’s this ancient story about a Zen monk I just made up:

“What’s green and hiding behind a tree?” the master had asked his most promising monk.

He instructed him...

21 days ago
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A Hate Letter to God

I published this piece first here in 2024. Now I’m sharing it here with a few edits. N-joy!


Made in MS Paint

Dear God,

What the fuck?

When was the last time you checked in on your creation?

I bet it was when you retrieved your “...

a month ago
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Call off the search

‘Watercourse’ — painted with acrylics (available, link at the end)

Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when published

No piece of information or teaching will satisfy.
You’ve been taught, I’ve been i...
a month ago
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Just Another Day at the Office

A commute like any other. Funneled into the city — compelled by an unseen, heartless hive mind. The same ten thousand faces, some faces disappear, a few new ones appear, a perfectly neutral churn. The skyscraper looks as evil as ever, pierc...

2 months ago
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