In a fragmented world, conscience often collapses under labels and certainty. This reflection explores how partial truths harden into rigid positions, how abstraction replaces seeing, and why wisdom begins with humility rather than righteousness. Drawing on an ancient parable and insights from Tom Chi, Part 2 invites us to see the whole again — without bypassing harm or losing our humanity. Read More
Why are so many respected thought leaders quiet in the face of today’s wars, political turmoil, and moral confusion? This reflection explores why silence is not apathy, but direction — an upstream orientation that points away from noise and back toward clarity, conscience, and learning. Inspired by a powerful TEDx talk from Tom Chi, this post invites us to question certainty, labels, and whether we are responding to reality or abstraction. Read More
The essence of change lies not in external efforts, but in quiet introspection. Recognizing what disrupts our peace enables natural clarity, fostering a return to our innate state of flow. Read More
Sengstan advises that relinquishing preferences reveals clarity and peace. Our struggles stem from needing the world to align with our likes and dislikes. Awareness of these attachments can foster freedom. Read More
The text discusses the universal language of insecurity characterized by self-doubt and regret. It emphasizes that these thoughts are temporary, suggesting recognition and acceptance rather than judgment, to promote clarity and understanding. Read More
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