The Quiet Season
Paul CarrTogether, we enjoy cultivating and practicing compassion for the earth and all living beings, aligning with the transcendentalist view of inherent goodness.
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The Things We Call Tradition
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THERE ARE NUMBERS THAT SHOULD REFUSE TO BECOME STATISTICS.
825 is one of them.
According to World Animal Protection, 825 whales and dolphins were killed during five hunts in the Faroe Islands this May—pilot...
The challenging business of eating one’s principles
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I’M VEGAN, which means I’ve made a personal dietary decision that many people regard as an opening statement in a prosecution.
This is unfortunate, because I’m not especially qualified to prosecute anyone. I have...
The Advanced Practice of Not Making Things Worse
AT 70, I HAD EXPECTED TO BE WISER.
This wasn’t entirely unreasonable. I have read books. I have underlined many passages in them. Some of the passages were extremely profound, particularly before I underlined them so heavily that they bec...
Learning to Trust Without Becoming a Fool
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Rachel Botsman gives us a useful sentence for an anxious age: “Trust is a confident relationship with the unknown.” She doesn’t define trust as certainty, loyalty, liking someone, or reassurance from...
They Lived Deliberately and So Can We
Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson — Two Concord men who helped shape us.
THERE ARE FRIENDSHIPS IN LITERATURE THAT RESEMBLE APPRENTICESHIPS, AND THERE ARE ALSO FRIENDSHIPS THAT RESEMBLE WEATHER. Emerson’s influence...
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Paul is an animal lover and rescuer, living with his husband, artist John, outside Boston.
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