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Tag Archives: philosophy
Simplicity: Then and Now
“Manifest plainness,
Embrace simplicity.
Put others first.
Desire little.”
-Lao Tzu
“This Too Shall Pass!” Living With Impermanence Through Hard Times.
“Thus strong wind does not last all morning.
Sudden rain does not last all day.
Even Heaven and Earth cannot make it last” -Tao Te Ching Chapter 23
Actions, Habits, and Character Today
In today’s world, actions, not beliefs are what moves people forward.
Focus in a Distracted World
With so many options in entertainment to choose from, how can one stay focused on their goals and desires? Learn how here.
Acceptance, Gratitude, and Ego in the Modern World
The world is changing whether we like it or not. While we cannot change the world, we can change our response to those changes.
A “Tolerant” Society: Acceptance and Boundaries
Is unlimited tolerance a Good thing? Does it often go too far?
Cultural Appropriation: Disrespect or Limitation?
Cultural Appropriation: Is it a term used to defend another culture from mockery or a mechanism used to control freedom of expression?
Simpin’ Ain’t Easy: A Taoist Perspective on a Materialistic World
The names change, but the concepts don’t. Simping is nothing new.
Read more for a philosophical perspective on simping and its effects on society.
Moments of Chaos: Remaining Centered in Uncertain Times
In uncertain times, cooler heads prevail. Focus will save you where fury may kill you.
