Byzantine chronicles
agesagesse
wisdom
Dystopia.
alchemy123
#The Note
prasangika-matters
The most creative thing you can do, doesn’t require “producing” anything at all.
onefootintheother
#Perseveration
prasangika-matters
The Man Who Went Like a King
the-intelligent-sceptic1
"He died exactly the way he lived — on his own terms. I was there, and it broke something open I didn't expect."
Why Love Dies First
djrivard
A liar loses love before he loses honesty or courage. Not because he becomes unlovable, but because self-deception quietly breaks the one instrument that loving anyone requires.
Would You Tell the Poor and Sick They Can't Be Happy?
undercurrently
#Nothing Turns Off
prasangika-matters
#The String and the Earth
prasangika-matters
Learning to live here and now
purpleandnoir
#The Carried Ruler
prasangika-matters
The Day You Became Realistic
thethinkinglab
That was the day your thinking got smaller. Not wiser.
--You Are the Experiment
prasangika-matters
How to Do the Thing? (Anything)
undercurrently
#You Align on the Pole, Never on the Person
prasangika-matters
You are Bound By Nothing
thethinkinglab
The only question is whether you know it yet
The Years I thought I Was Dying
dennis-hermosa
“For years, I feared that every pain was the beginning of my death. Only later did I understand that some pains were asking me to begin living differently.”
Clearing the Mind and the Steps to Liberation
stefanawakening
#The Unowned
prasangika-matters
#The Vertical Takes No Energy
prasangika-matters
The Coward Hardens
djrivard
We call the people who feel nothing strong. We have it backwards. On why hardening is the coward's reflex and gentleness the bravest risk you'll take all day.
#The Ascetic Is an Engineer
prasangika-matters
#The Third Lens
prasangika-matters
You Only Have 47 Seconds
djrivard
Your attention span isn't broken; it's operating on specifications you never agreed to. Why 47 seconds might be exactly enough time to reclaim your presence.
#You Have Already Withdrawn
prasangika-matters
Living with desire
the-quiet-journal
Time, aging, and feeling late
the-quiet-journal
The idea of a partner
the-quiet-journal
Travel and the need for expansion
the-quiet-journal
Money and the feeling of safety
the-quiet-journal
Love is being chosen more than once
the-quiet-journal
Touch and the nervous system of loneliness
the-quiet-journal
The Life I Didn’t Live - Series Index - Desire is not optional
the-quiet-journal
#Never Anything Other
prasangika-matters
The work of the buddhas
torsteinsimonsen
How to be a Great Magician
torsteinsimonsen
The Wall of Fire
dignitybydesign
#Deva Loneliness
prasangika-matters
Arriving Late to a Map Someone Already Drew
dignitybydesign
#Which Body Died
prasangika-matters
#When Does the Butterfly Dream?
prasangika-matters
#The Archimedean Sūtra
prasangika-matters
Little League Rocks!!!
keeperofsheep
#The Field Was Never Disconnected
prasangika-matters
#Providing Without Providing
prasangika-matters
#The Two Magnifications, and Three Hard Cases
prasangika-matters
#Meditation on Lonely Grasper
prasangika-matters
#MEDITATION ON DISPLACEMENT
prasangika-matters
The Unshakable Rock: Finding the Rock who holds when we are drowning
anilprakashdsouza
A short reflection in which I recount a near-drowning experience from my childhood, during which a friend who could not swim and I were saved when my foot struck a solid rock after I cried out to Jesus.