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(see: Life Lessons: An Introduction) The conversation had run its course.There was nothing more to say — not because the topic was closed, but because it had settled. You both looked out the window. No phones, no fidgeting. Just stillness. And in that shared stillness, something more than words passed between you.You didn’t plan it. Read the full article…
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YinYang is my term to describe the in-depth synthesis of Yin and Yang. (Sub)conceptual While many things can be seen as Yin or Yang, there is a family resemblance within both. In one interpretation, Yin may be more fluid, Yang more solid. I see in Yin the more subconceptual side of thinking, while Yang is Read the full article…
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Exploitation thrives in a world where frequently some dominate through manipulation and others comply out of vulnerability. Yet, beneath the surface of this dynamic lies a deeper truth: exploitation often reflects inner weakness — on both sides. The exploited may lack the Inner Strength to resist or unite, while the exploiters are often driven by Read the full article…