Conversion
For many, the words leave a negative taste in the mouth:
Sleeping with bread
Before it was the title of a book, it was a story from the bombing raids of World War 2 Europe.
Losing well
My friend Peter wrote to me about a recent Psychology Today article …
How you play the game
Blessed with minimal athletic ability, I had many opportunities …
Enough
Most human cultures – including our own – in one way or another lean on fear.
Refusing to refuse
The poet and philosopher David Whyte observes that humans seem to have the unique quality to resist being who we are.
A too-small reality
It is easy to get caught in the web of a too-small vision of reality
Predictability
We are creatures of habit. We like to know what we know.
Delight and despair
The ability to select for danger has an evolutionary advantage. So does the ability to select for love.
Your 200-year present
Elise Boulding was a Norwegian-born, American Quaker sociologist …