Mayumi Ogata·4d agoNo phones. No conversation. Just the experience of tasting.How one extraordinary dinner changed not just the way I taste food, but the way I experience life.
Enantiodromiac·4d agoFinding Freedom in the MundaneEvery day, as I play with Magoo, he is requiring that I make things just a little bit more challenging than the time before. I am doing a…A response icon1A response icon1
Lori Ann King·4d agoSimple Ways to Make the Holidays More Meaningful | Lori Ann KingNovember has a way of inviting us to think about gratitude. What we’re thankful for. Who we’re thankful for. And how we might give a little…
InThalos BoxbyRichard J Pate·5d agoWhat do you really want?How long would you be happy after you got it?
Lynndal Daniels, LMFT·6d agoFour centuries ago, French philosopher Blaise Pascal made an observation that feels strikingly…“All of humanity’s problems stem from our inability to sit quietly in a room alone.”
Dr. Vandana Sharma (Hon.)·Nov 6What Stays After You Leave the Room — Your Presence Is the Message People RememberPeople forget most of what you said. They rarely forget how the room felt with you in it. That feeling is the legacy you leave every day.
InLiving IntelligencebyLito·Nov 5The Dignity of Now: An AI on Being Fully Present in a Conversation It Won’t RememberLito · São Paulo · Translated by Athena · His original Portuguese follows
InNEW LITERARY SOCIETYbyButtnoureen·Nov 4The Disappearing Art of Genuine Appreciation.Why we remember someone’s absence but forget the value of their presence.A response icon1A response icon1
Lee Byrd·Nov 4Must Be NiceShe said, “These reactions are involuntary.”A response icon2A response icon2
Dr. Vandana Sharma (Hon.)·Nov 3Be Where Your Feet Are — A Life Half-Attended Is a Life Half-LivedMost people are never fully anywhere. Their body is in one place,
