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Remembering 9/11

photograph by Larisa Epatko, PBS

On the 25th Anniversary of 9/11, a flood of memories came back to me. Yes, the horror and shock and terror of what we all saw and that too many experienced close up with devastation and loss, mourning and g...

13 days ago
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“You’ve Got This One”

Photo by Fabian-Gieske-Unsplash

We’re often told or tell others or our children and grandchildren: “You’ve got this one.”

What does it mean? I hear it as: “Trust yourself.” “You can do it.” “You’ve mastered this thing.” “Give it what you’...

16 days ago
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Stoicism and the Ethics of War&Moral Injury

I had a wonderful and thought-provoking interview with Kyriakos. Thank you, Kyriakos. I talk about Stoic resilience, psychological and moral injuries in war, and moral repair. I also talk about what it takes to flourish. Have a listen. At t...

23 days ago
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“Not Nearly Long Enough”

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I’ve been brooding over the welfare of the 5000 sailors aboard the USS Abrah...

a month ago
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Glorious Mud

Author’s Garden, Fall View

I am an ardent gardener. And weeder, too, I must confess. And I even like mud. While I was traveling this summer, I missed my garden more than I would have thought. I missed doing “morning rounds,” as a doctor fr...

a month ago
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    Writer and philosopher at Georgetown, Feed the Soul: Lessons from Aristotle on Living Well, releasing Jan. 5, 2027. Presales now. Recent book, Stoic Wisdom: Ancient Lessons for Modern Resilience

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