The Sacred in the Mundane
I've been reflecting lately on the nature of human thresholds for sacredness, inspired greatly by the work of
We Have Lost Ourselves in Names
We have lost ourselves in names.
Created barriers between our own awareness and the humming, terrifying aliveness of the reality
Live Simply; Think Deeply
Years ago, I frequented a Hare Krishna temple in my street regularly. I’d eat there three days a week,
History: Our Linguistic Dream
We have created history. We have created a linguistic narrative.
Sounds ridiculous, childishly obvious, right?
But try to conceive of
Life is But a Wink
And when it's all said and done, and the pawns and kings are placed in the same box,
Find Comfort in Ambiguity
The great challenge of life - to accept if we are to live truly, deeply, and authentically - is to
What is This Thing?
And what is this thing we are a part of?
This living, breathing, undulating phenomenon.
What is this magic that
We Exist in Relationship
This living is a relationship.
We exist in relation to other nexus points.
An infinity of perspectives in a matrix
This Culture is Not Your Friend
Who were you before the world bent you into shape?
Before the nation armed you with its ideological compass and
Why Can't We Shake Religion?
Despite Nietzsche's frequently misunderstood and cheesified prediction, God isn't dead.
In fact, He's very