
Global philosophy as therapy for whole person, always with an eye to practical application, and informed by my own imperfect attempts. From the heights to the depths, I consider everything from the nature of reality to how to manage anger better.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 256 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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Phoebe Snow (1950-2011) released her first album in 1974, featuring throaty, lilting, playful, ironic, and impossibly soaring four-octave vocals over her own skillfully finger-picked guitar.
It was a perfect and unique blend of the surgin...
A short defense of the complexity of experience
Rowan Williams released a little book called Being Human some years ago. In it he discussed the nature of consciousness, among other things essential to the human. By my count, he lists six q...
The Buddha, Kierkegaard, and My Daughter
Karma is often misunderstood, though of as “fate” or how this life is determined by what I did in my previous life. In fact, one of the Buddha’s intentions in teaching it was to provide a liberating...
The zoological researches of Aristotle are truly awe-inspiring. Despite the occasional embarrassing mistake — apparently a result of mistaken observations or reliance on hearsay, or lack of sophisticated tools of measurement — they are a te...
When I was a young man I did not fear poverty, nor did I feel like I needed to appear to have a certain amount of wealth or professional status in the eyes of the world.
Was this a result of the razor sharpness of my philosophical mind?...
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