I just translated and uploaded the previous blog post with good, simple advice that I couldn’t implement myself. I’m usually great at self-discipline, pursuing goals, dedication, and action. Not long ago, a friend said to me, “it’s so good that you can ask for exactly what you need.” Yes, I can – once, twice, a …
Original post from April 17, 2021 It’s hard to overstate the extent to which most of what characterizes our modern life is anomalous and unsustainable – a term that obfuscates its message of “to continue like this is suicide.” We automatically assume what we experience daily is normal, fine, reasonable. On the one …
Original post from January 16, 2021 After writing about our culture’s errors in perception and habits of separation, we can start looking at the opposite of separation and how to move in that direction. Charles Eisenstein adopts Thich Nhat Hanh’s term interbeing to emphasize that our very existence is not independent, but …
Original post from January 9, 2021 From the first two habits of separation, scarcity and judgment, comes the third habit: struggle. Given scarcity, we must compete – that is, struggle – to win what we need. This is true whether the competition is for money or attention or time or the legitimacy to …
