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How's life?

This morning, I had what I like to dignify by calling a minor epiphany (you could also just call it "a thought", but where's the fun in that?). The epiphany arrived in a cafe. I sipped my double espresso and stared at my notebook. “I am

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Stillness

I had an interesting experience yesterday. It began by sitting down and staring at the pointy end of a long stick (not a euphemism) - this is the way in which my therapist and I begin brainspotting, a therapeutical method we’ve been using for about the last 15 months.

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Experiences of Racism

I experience myself as living in a racist society.

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Magic

Every moment of my life, I am carried by magic.

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One Thought Too Many

Should the man save the stranger or his wife?

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Philosophy and Ordinary Life

The actual world had asked something of him. But he lived in the true world and had failed to answer the call.

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Walking with Death

Death was my companion on this walk.

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Camus on the Absurd

“Do you want the rest of the seal,” he asked? “Or can I finish it?”

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Do One Thing at a Time

This exercise helps you practice being present.

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On Sadness

Were it possible for us to see further than our knowledge reaches and yet a little way beyond the outworks of our divining, perhaps we would endure our sadnesses with greater confidence than our joys.

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On Being Here

Is this world not enough?

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Plato

Later, in the marketplaces and harbours of the ancient world, in temples and sacred groves, in Athens and Sicily, in Megara and Italy, they would whisper the stories to each other.