Clik here to view.
Expanding the Limits of Genius
Needless to say, people come in all shapes and sizes. Everyone has their own particular traits and abilities. But if there is one enduring trait that human beings share the world over, it is this:...
View ArticleBelieving in Death
It goes without saying that people generally do not want to die. Most of us want to live for a long time, if not forever. The thought that it all comes to an end can be a difficult thing to...
View ArticleMastering Perspective
If genius is the art of being fully conscious of reality in the midst of daily life, then an essential step towards perfecting this art is learning how to master perspective. Most people are the...
View ArticleThe Race That Chooses Confusion
Western society is often said to be overly-rational, a claim usually made by women, New Age folk and little children. Western society, they claim, is too logical, too sterile, too left-brained, too...
View ArticleBelieving in the World
A new dawn. Looking around with fresh eyes. Catching sight of a box wrapped in colorful paper. Rushing over to it, clapping with joy. Eagerly ripping the paper off and peering inside – and nothing is...
View ArticleThe Dangers of Compassion
The yearning to be happy is quite possibly the most destructive force in the world. The amount of suffering it causes, the amount of psychotic behaviour it generates, the number of lives it wrecks, is...
View ArticleThe Last Man
Science has undoubtedly created numerous benefits for the world, but it has also been detrimental in many ways as well. By far its most detrimental effect has been the way it has steadily diminished...
View ArticlePhysicists: The Great Pretenders
In the past, science was practiced by renaissance-type intellectuals who had a strong interest in philosophy. While the likes of Copernicus, Newton, Darwin and Einstein were no philosophic sages, they...
View ArticleCrossing the Road
After so much suffering in Nirvanic castles What a joy to sink into this world! People wear silk clothes, Buddhas dress in rags. A wooden man walking in the evening, A stone woman with a bonnet – For...
View Article
