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Daniel Greena space to reflect upon and examine all things life and living, wholistically, contextually, systematically, philosophically
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Resistance as Grace
If you walked down the street of any American city and asked a good sample size of people, “How can humans figure out the laws of the universe?” most would propose natural science as humanity’s best bet. A few liberal arts college students...
Why I am Taking a Break from Writing on a Schedule
Hi all,
After some reflection, I have decided to take a break from writing on a schedule for an indefinite period of time. I do have other projects and responsibilities that require my time, but this is not the primary reason for the break...
The Dao and Postmodernism (Part 2)
This will be my last post until September, as I will be traveling and attending a meditation retreat. Hope you all have a good summer!
Philosophical perspectives such as moral relativism and postmodernism suggest that there are no universa...
The Dao and Postmodernism (Part 1)
This is the first part of a two-part post. In the first part, I will focus on the historical element, using the seminal Daoist text the Zhaungzhi to illustrate that the widespread notion that modern ways of thinking are becoming progressive...
Buddhist Teachings on "Emptiness" are not Nihilistic
There have been a plethora of responses to the Buddha’s teachings in today’s world. Some see the Buddha as a great psychologist who can help alleviate stress. Others see him as a scientist who advocates for experience-based inquiry into the...
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My name is Daniel Green. I started recontextualize as a space to share how philosophical thinking is not just a way of solving abstract puzzles but can aid is in participating in life in a more conscious and intentional way.
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