Cause, Effect, and the Great Experiment
Life is best understood not as divine micromanagement but as nature’s self-refining system of chemistry, physics, and evolution, where cooperation, competition, and diversity sustain existence—whether reality is solid or illusion,...
Cause, Effect, and the Great Experiment
Life is best understood not as divine micromanagement but as nature’s self-refining system of chemistry, physics, and evolution, where cooperation, competition, and diversity sustain existence—whether reality is solid or illusion,...
Spooky Science and the Joke’s on Us
The universe is messy. We are messy. Physics doesn’t make sense, and neither do we. The only lesson that seems to stick is this: keep walking, keep breathing, and keep...
Spooky Science and the Joke’s on Us
The universe is messy. We are messy. Physics doesn’t make sense, and neither do we. The only lesson that seems to stick is this: keep walking, keep breathing, and keep...
ahimsa: non-harm
Practicing ahimsa, non-harm, is the most radical, intelligent, and healing choice we can make as a species still trapped in fear, violence, and ego, because kindness is the only way...
ahimsa: non-harm
Practicing ahimsa, non-harm, is the most radical, intelligent, and healing choice we can make as a species still trapped in fear, violence, and ego, because kindness is the only way...
The Union of Movement and Mind: Why Yoga and Br...
A yoga teacher's role is to guide students inward, not distract them with personal stories that derail the healing process. If they do, a gentle (and humorous) reminder may be...
The Union of Movement and Mind: Why Yoga and Br...
A yoga teacher's role is to guide students inward, not distract them with personal stories that derail the healing process. If they do, a gentle (and humorous) reminder may be...
Caution and Stoic Wisdom for Inner Work
Diving into deep emotional work requires care and patience—without the right tools, we risk overwhelm; with Stoic principles and breath-based practices, we can face our wounds and rebuild ourselves wisely.
Caution and Stoic Wisdom for Inner Work
Diving into deep emotional work requires care and patience—without the right tools, we risk overwhelm; with Stoic principles and breath-based practices, we can face our wounds and rebuild ourselves wisely.