Gibbs’ Rule #91 emphasizes moving forward without dwelling on the past. True peace and clarity come from embracing the present, rather than trying to fix or analyze past experiences. Read More
Gibbs’ Rule #91 emphasizes moving forward without dwelling on the past. True peace and clarity come from embracing the present, rather than trying to fix or analyze past experiences. Read More
The author reflects on personal feelings regarding placing their father in a care home, revealing guilt and the complexities of emotional experiences. They emphasize the importance of recognizing our intrinsic psychological and spiritual rights, highlighting the freedom to think, feel, and change perspectives. Understanding these rights can lead to self-liberation and a more fulfilling life. Read More
In welcoming 2025, the author shares a joyful New Year celebration with friends and family, centered around playing Rumolli on a new 3D-printed game board. The concept of “2025 Bingo” is introduced, encouraging participants to set playful goals. Insights about feeling alive emerge, emphasizing enjoyment in pursuit of aspirations. Read More
The Piano Teacher, written by Dorothy Dittrich, is a poignant exploration of grief and healing, emphasizing the importance of silence and presence in music and life. Through the relationship between a piano teacher and her student, the play illustrates how emotional recovery emerges in stillness, allowing creativity, connection, and resilience to flourish amidst life’s challenges. Read More
“Poor Things” is a visionary film that transcends entertainment, offering profound societal commentary. It challenges norms and power dynamics, urging us to question and embrace change. Through captivating characters and fantastical elements, it invites us to imagine a more equitable future. The movie is a powerful meditation on humanity and societal structures. Read More