The Fibers of Being
Each of us is one thing and many things at once, but we often spend large swaths of life avoiding our own complexity instead of embracing it as a sign of our uniqueness.
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Each of us is one thing and many things at once, but we often spend large swaths of life avoiding our own complexity instead of embracing it as a sign of our uniqueness.
Is it a balance, is it integration, or is it something altogether different?
Live your own dream, or you may just end up living someone else’s.
Sometimes to go fast, you’ve got to go slow. Four approaches for restoring life’s natural pace.
It seems inevitable that we’ll all do it at some point in our lives. But we don’t have to accept it.
A tattered reel of memories reveals why we keep coming back year after year.
Chinese food, Buddhist monks and the music of Martin Sexton: finding answers in the unlikeliest of combinations.
A poem about changes.