Note that I got this from Instagram: In 1847, Søren Kierkegaard’s sister-in-law lay in bed for months. Henriette was married to his older brother Peter. She had been unwell for years with what the age called hypochondria, a word that then meant a low, heavy melancholy (not an imagined illness). She rarely left the house. … Continue reading Advice About Walking for Healing and Health
Quotes by Seneca
Seneca, a prominent Stoic philosopher, is known for his profound insights on life, courage, and the human condition. Here are some of his most impactful quotes: “Sometimes even to live is an act of courage.” “We suffer more often in imagination than in reality.” “Life is long, if only you knew how to use it.” … Continue reading Quotes by Seneca
40 Books to Read
This list, I think, is pretty good. I’ve made my own top 10 book list and sometime I’ll post it, too, but this one that I just saw on Instagram is quite good and includes some books that I haven’t read. I thought it was worth posting here, both to share and for my own … Continue reading 40 Books to Read
A Revealing Video About Uri Geller
I follow Uri Geller on X and he promoted this fascinating video about his life very recently, saying : My dear friends , looks like a lot of so far secret information in this very long video comes from inside the dungeons of the KGB. I do not know who released some of the most … Continue reading A Revealing Video About Uri Geller
The Centering Prayer App
For those familiar with Centering Prayer, developed by Father Thomas Keating, it basically combines Eastern traditions of meditation with Christian prayer. I did a retreat a number of years ago at Snowmass in Colorado where Keating was a monk. Now the beautiful land and monastery have been sold to a tech giant. Hopefully it will … Continue reading The Centering Prayer App
Ten More Quotes from Q’uo
These are words of Wisdom from the more recent channellings by the fine folks over at Law of One which I feature here from time to time. …We encourage you to choose to trust the moment and not to project into an uncertain future. At this moment all is well and if you must look … Continue reading Ten More Quotes from Q’uo
Japan’s Weird Cultural Pattern
Maybe I’m the last to actually pay attention to this story. Last night I watched the 2015 documentary, “Love and Sex in Japan”, linked below (free on Tubi). I’ve had a life long fascination with Japan... its gardens, architecture, Buddhist temples, philosophies, word meanings, and some of its polite traditions like generous gift giving and … Continue reading Japan’s Weird Cultural Pattern
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