M. Mark Miller—Works and Days
M Mark MillerMorning aphorisms shaped through a Cyber‑Zen‑Epicurean discipline. Works and Days also includes occasional essays, poems, and excerpts from my literary nonfiction and fiction.
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Today’s Cyber-Zen-Epicurean Aphorism
You find the way forward when you stop giving reluctance a vote.
Peace begins the moment you choose what lightens the mind rather than what burdens it.
Note: Choose a modest act today that meets no resistance. Let it carry you forward. Re...
The Belgrade Bull’s 1894 Labor Day Triumph
On Labor Day in 1894, the unions in the labor stronghold of Anaconda, Montana, invited an unlikely guest of honor: the Belgrade Bull, a notorious bucker they said nobody could ride. He learned his tricks on a small farm north of Belgrade, w...
Today’s Cyber-Zen-Epicurean Aphorism
I begin the day slowly so the day can begin me.
A late beginning is an invitation to inhabit the day on human terms rather than mechanical ones. When I move slowly, I remember that time is not a race but a medium, and I can choose the temp...
Today’s Cyber-Zen-Epicurean Aphorism
Let coolness arrive like a shy guest, quiet enough to settle the room without effort.
Coolness just leans into the day, smoothing the sharp edges. In its quiet way, it reminds you that ease is not a luxury but a rhythm waiting to be notice...
Today’s Cyber-Zen-Epicurean Aphorism
Let the day arrive at its own pace; progress follows presence.
Presence has its own gravity. When you settle into it, the day organizes itself.
Note: This isn’t about passivity; it’s about alignment. Progress can’t be coaxed or chased — i...
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M. Mark Miller grew up on a small cattle ranch in Southwest Montana. He has written six books on early travel to Yellowstone Park. He is a Montana Quarterly Contributor and is working a book about the University of Montana in the 60s.
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