What is a Philosopher

2 Jun 2026

Thus philosophy as phenomenology must begin by a persistent renunciation of all that is taken for granted, including the natural thesis of being-human-in-the-world. It does not deny such existence, or Being for that matter, for such denial (idealism) is itself a taking of a position, a tendency within the natural attitude. Instead, phenomenologizing refrains from any position with regard to reality or unreality, existence or non-existence, of contents of experience; it brackets all matters of existences and instead regards the world as mere phenomenon; it doesn’t buy into its claim of existence, neither does it reject that claim; it remains in the attitude of abstention.  … More What is a Philosopher

The All Seeing Eye

26 May 2026

We came upon a face concealed in the field, One which sees in all directions but is itself unseen.  Our ride was an unborn longing, our journey long and burning,  Our company a fleeting scent from the farthest lands, and a thousand faces of the Self in the shattered mirror of the heart.  Now we … More The All Seeing Eye

Over-Hosting and The Fear of Losing Connection

19 May 2026

Over-hosters are often not merely afraid of being alone. They are afraid of losing connection. So they continuously maintain it through attention, responsiveness, conversation, emotional engagement, and psychological self abandonment. Over time they lose their center entirely and become dependent on external connection to feel grounded. The tragedy is that the more they abandon themselves to preserve connection, the more inwardly disconnected they become. … More Over-Hosting and The Fear of Losing Connection

Reflections on The Nature of Reality

12 May 2026

The quality of reality seems to have been mixed up with the objects of experience; we attribute the quality of reality to them, but upon further investigation we could see that it cannot depend on objects because this quality, or its magnitude if you will, remains the same; it is formless. As in a projection on the screen, both the projection and the screen seem to coincide, but the reality of the screen is distinct from that of the film and the events in it. The screen is not something in the film, but it must be there and become anonymous for us to be able to experience the film. … More Reflections on The Nature of Reality

The Seer Has All The Answers

5 May 2026

To pull oneself out from a beginningless enchantment that’s called the world! This enchantment is the humanness. To be human, to experience oneself as such, is to be entrenched in enchantment; it is God in trance! Distinction, separation, to have a place, to have time, the duality of the reflected and the reflection, all are dances of longing. There is no motion where there is no where to move.  … More The Seer Has All The Answers

Starving the Old Narrative: You’re Not Stuck in Life, You’re Embedded in Fantasy

28 Apr 2026

Once you begin to starve those beliefs, consistently and without drama, something else takes their place; you don’t replace them; life does, and how it does it isn’t your business. Remember, the old self cannot envision or construct the new self; it can only annihilate itself by releasing itself. The replacement, i.e. the revelation, comes from an altogether different place that is entirely closed off to the the cognitive possibilities of the olds self and the old environment. That is not an idea or a belief. It is simply the nature of how things unfold. … More Starving the Old Narrative: You’re Not Stuck in Life, You’re Embedded in Fantasy

The Magic of Embodiment: The Role of Body in Resolving Anxiety & Conflict

21 Apr 2026

Not every unpleasant sensation is a messenger of threat, but if we treat them like that, then we find ourselves running into the attic of the mind and to weave more stories, to try to fix, manage, and control. We will end up living most of our lives in that tight space, instead of dwelling in the expansive space of the heart which is open and free of the need to interpret, judge, and read into the spontaneous flux of life. … More The Magic of Embodiment: The Role of Body in Resolving Anxiety & Conflict

Surrender: the Key To Acceptance

14 Apr 2026

To surrender is to gently shift focus from the projection, from the face we’ve given to the problem (which is often a scary face), to the objective parameters of the alleged problem. We’d often be surprised to see that in reality there’s barely ever a problem in front of us; it is rather our tendency to avoid imperfect decisions that keep us in the projection.

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Geometry of Spiritual & Psychological Transformation

7 Apr 2026

We move through life like polygons convinced we’re complete, each of us clinging to our current shape, mistaking familiarity for finality. The triangle defends its three corners, the square prides itself on its balance, all while missing the quiet possibility of becoming something entirely different. Real change doesn’t come from trying harder within the same form; it comes when we stop insisting on who we are long enough to let something new emerge. … More Geometry of Spiritual & Psychological Transformation

Samsara is Nirvana

31 Mar 2026

A reflection on the illusion of separateness: the world we chase is shaped by our own ideas, and the self we cling to is only a layer over something deeper. What we call personality, desire, and even reality are constructions laid upon a more fundamental awareness. Peace doesn’t come from fixing the world or acquiring more—it comes from seeing through the ideas that bind us and recognizing that we are already whole, already the ground from which all experience arises. … More Samsara is Nirvana