Jumping to conclusions | Seth’s Blog
Maybe one piece of information is insufficient to get from where you were to where you just ended up. When we gradually walk our way […]
Alfred Kazin on Music as Spiritual Homecoming – The Marginalian
“A person’s identity,” Amin Maalouf wrote, “is like a pattern drawn on a tightly stretched parchment. Touch just one part of it, just one allegiance, […]
Ram Dass on the Spiritual Lessons of Trees – The Marginalian
Hermann Hesse believed that trees are our greatest spiritual teachers. Walt Whitman cherished them as paragons of authenticity amid a world of mere appearances. Remembering […]
Not Meditating – Deepak Chopra™️
When your mind and heart are truly open abundance will flow to you effortlessly and easily. Question: Dear Deepak, Can we spiritually evolve, have expanded […]
The platform and the curator
Who has their hand on the dial? Talk with someone who works at Apple, Amazon, Google, Linkedin, Facebook, etc, and they’ll be happy to give […]
Rilke’s Timeless Spell for Living Through Difficult Times – The Marginalian
There are times in life when the firmament of our being seems to collapse, taking all the light with it, swallowing all color and sound […]
On Mothers – The Marginalian
One of the hardest realizations in life, and one of the most liberating, is that our mothers are neither saints nor saviors — they are […]
Different Beliefs – Deepak Chopra™️
When your mind and heart are truly open abundance will flow to you effortlessly and easily. Question: Dear Deepak Chopra, I want to start by […]
The myth of luxury goods
Luxury goods are items that are worth more (to some) because they cost more. The cost itself is the benefit that is being sold. There […]
Maya Angelou on Writing and Our Responsibility to Our Creative Gifts – The Marginalian
“Be a good steward of your gifts,” the poet Jane Kenyon urged in what remains some of the finest advice on writing and life ever […]
