High above the Brazilian forest floor a single Jackfruit hung from a large horizontal branch protruding from the tree. Down below a small group of marmosets eyed the bulbous fruit that was too big for any of them to carry. […]
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A dog chasing his tail is operating under a relative truth that his tail is an external object in need of being chased and consumed, but that does not change the absolute truth that it’s a part of him and
A young, ratty, wild dog sat down off the side of a well-traveled trail and sighed. Up in a tree behind him a wiry old vulture grunted and frightened the traveler. “Don’t know where you’re going, do you?” He turned
The Vulture and the Dog – Finding Purpose by Thinking Different Read More
I was reading through my journal and found this excerpt from 2014. [My three-year-old daughter] was super ornery today about eating her beans and polenta. I mean really ornery, whining, pushing it away, “no, no, no, I don’t like Polenta.
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There are two types of arguing. The first type, which most of us—for good reason—like to avoid but often find ourselves engaging in, is the kind where we approach the argument with the attitude, I know I’m right, and I’m
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