contemplation

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Slow reading, deep thinking

Here's something we do in the salons

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On Listening

in which I try to be quiet

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Know Thyself

What if to examine life means not to examine your own life, your own subjectivity, but rather literally to examine life?

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Peak Experience

Arthur Worthington expected to see symmetry. He expected regularity. He expected what he thought of as beauty. His mind, as he said, was “filled with an ideal splash - an “Auto-Splash” - whose perfection may never be realised.”

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The holidays are done

There is such a damned lot to do and never enough time to do all of it.

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Stillness

Alles ist gut wie es ist, said the stillness. Everything is good as it is.

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Walking with Death

Death was my companion on this walk.

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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?