The author reflects on their evolving mission, emphasizing the importance of helping others see themselves clearly, creating space for recognition, and alleviating loneliness through honest storytelling.
1 CommentThe content reflects on doing less of fear, self-doubt, carrying old wounds, and hesitating joy, advocating for embracing trust, presence, and allowing life to unfold.
Leave a CommentThe author reflects on the importance of trusting instincts, contrasting intuition with reliance on systems, and recognizes a gradual return to valuing instinct in life decisions.
Leave a CommentThe author reflects on encounters with Barack Obama and a manipulative cult leader, illustrating the complex interplay of empathy and moral ambiguity in human nature and storytelling.
Leave a CommentDo you need time? Do I need time? I think I’ve had too much of it, and never enough. Time has been both a healer and a thief—steady in its rhythm, merciless in its pace. It’s given me the space to grow, to mend, to write, but it’s also taken…
2 CommentsThe proposed holiday, Discovery Day, celebrates humanity’s realization of shared consciousness, fostering unity and connection amidst the loss of individual solitude.
Leave a CommentWhat does it mean to be a kid at heart? People often say, “you’re such a kid at heart,” as if it’s something lighthearted or naïve. But I’ve come to believe it’s something much rarer, and much harder to hold onto. For me, being a kid at heart has nothing…
Leave a CommentForgive me for retreating to a more academic mood. On Friday, I was watching the Ed Gein story, and as I did, these thoughts formed. Alfred Hitchcock didn’t invent horror; he revealed it. Beneath the shadows, the blood, and the sudden screams, he exposed something far older—the mimetic violence that…
Leave a CommentIt’s been a stretch of long days and quieter nights here along the coast. The fishing has slowed a bit with the change in weather, but the rhythm of the work remains steady—checking parlors, mending pots, watching the sea shift moods faster than a man can name them. There’s peace…
Leave a CommentI reflect on transforming their perception of silence from loneliness to a necessary space for understanding oneself, finding peace through stillness.
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