InThrice RemovedbyMarie Snyder·21h agoOn Escaping the SelfThe quest for the answer to Who am I? is often an attempt to separate ourselves from our influences. Do I like to garden, or is that just a…
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Shiphra Tang·Nov 5Why You Are Exhausted When You Have Done Nothing-Stream ConsciousnessYou have probably had the day that doesn’t make sense on paper. You didn’t run a marathon, close a deal, or survive a crisis. You lay on…
baguachart·Nov 3The I Ching Doesn’t Give Advice. It Gives You a Picture.A friend of mine once asked the I Ching about his career. The answer was a ram with its horns caught in a hedge.
InLife Is the Dojo 红尘道场byDr. Yujia Zhu 朱羽佳, D.Div., Ph.D., LSSMBB·Nov 1When Justice Has No Definitive Answer, I Choose to Spend My Life Creating OneFrom a Pair of Socks from Cornell Law School to Impact Investing: Rest Is Enlightenment — True Long-Termism Is Not About Striving…
Haoyun Zhao·Oct 29I Am Practicing Being UselessWhat a 2,000 year old tree taught me about productivity
Nick Tsai·Oct 26Stop Forcing It: 6 Taoist Ideas for Finding Flow and BalanceAncient wisdom for a life that feels less like a constant fight
Tanya·Oct 26Stop Forcing Everything: The Taoist Wisdom of Letting Life FlowWhat if the reason you feel exhausted isn’t that you’re doing too little — but that you’re trying too hard to control everything?A response icon5A response icon5
baguachart·Oct 26Five Chinese Objects That Teach the I Ching Without Opening a BookChinese thought rarely argues in the abstract. It builds an argument out of wood, stone and empty space, then invites you to walk into it…
Ryūdō Anjū/Liúdào Ānzhǔ (流道庵主)·Oct 26Discourses from the Typhoon’s Eye №47 — All Roads Lead Up Into the MountainsWe sometimes imagine that wisdom must belong to a particular place, tradition, or name. Yet the more we study the world’s great…
