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The Nature of Consciousness [Part 1]

These basic ideas I call myth, not using the word ‘myth’ to mean simply something untrue, but to use the word ‘myth’ in a more powerful sense. A myth is an image in terms of which we try to make sense of the world.

By Alan Watts
#Interdisciplinary #Spirituality

Mirrors of Adolescence

I forgot that adolescence is beautiful like a cut of meat is beautiful; even foodies acknowledge the savagery in it.

By Stacey Ramsower
#Practice #Traditions

The Goddess Pose: A Conversation with Michelle Goldberg

Devi was woman who reinvented herself numerous times over the course of her life, who was present at many of history’s most important moments and who studied with some of the spiritual world’s most important teachers.

By Lisa Dawn Angerame
a gun disarmed with flowers
#Ethics #Practice #Spirituality

I’m Taking Sorry Back: the Emptiness of Apologies

We women apologize too much, and we need to rescue ourselves from it.

By Erin Luhks
#Philosophy #Traditions

Virtual Truth

It may be an unpopular opinion in some yoga circles, but even in reading ancient texts – perhaps especially in reading ancient texts – I come to the conclusion that change is the only truth that we can rely on.

By Kelly Josephs
#Philosophy #Traditions

One Principle, Seven Options

If we fix our minds on one object, we will prevent the nine obstacles from arising, eliminate the four associated symptoms, and cultivate the habit of an even, calm steady state of mind.

By Lisa Dawn Angerame
#Philosophy #Traditions

The Taoist View of the Universe

In the metaphors of other cultures, light is at war with darkness, life with death, good with evil, and the positive with the negative, and thus an idealism to cultivate the former and be rid of the latter flourishes throughout much of the world.

By Alan Watts
#Philosophy #Traditions

Paradox in the Upanishads

One of the most enjoyable elements of the Upanishads, and indeed of most religious texts of note, is its initial, seeming illogic. This is no accident.

By John R. Mabry
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