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It’s an excellent idea, all religions coming together in a sea of faith. For someone outside of any organized religion, this may feel like coming home for oneself and everyone else. It didn’t work out in the past. On several occasions, in places as remote from each other as the Netherlands and India, attempts have Read the full article…
The Leaf That Didn’t Fall
(see: Life Lessons: An Introduction) It’s the middle of winter.You walk past a tree. Its branches are stripped bare by wind and frost — all except one.One small leaf still clings to a twig near the top ― brown, curled, silent.It doesn’t seem stubborn. It just is. Not letting go — yet There’s something quietly Read the full article…
The Fear of Losing Geo-Moral Status
On the world stage, morality functions like a flag — a symbol nations wave to show their virtue and justify their actions. Yet beneath these noble gestures lies the more mundane fear of losing geo-moral status. When moral identity becomes a form of power, its defense can lead to a state of blindness. This blog Read the full article…