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Memory Ethics Explained The Small Moment That Refuses to Stay Small Life seems to go to great lengths to avoid being simple. We put a high price on honesty. Honesty means people can share reliable information on which to act. We also generally do not want to hurt one another. Simple, right? So why is it that when someone asks you a question, and you give them an honest answer, it can seriously wound them? Or when someone behaves badly, your kindness merely teaches them that b

The Layer Beneath Everything Belief may change what we think is true, but faith determines what reality we actually live from. Until belief becomes faith, we can sincerely affirm love, forgiveness, God, or freedom, while still being governed by a deeper authority that has not yet been transformed by that belief. Before faith is a religious word, it is a structural one. That may sound odd, because we usually meet the word “faith” in churches, mosques, temples, scriptures, pra

Why Flowmonics Is Needed We cannot build a world worth living in with minds that no longer know why life is worth living We have tried so hard to build such a world. We have thought so much, discovered so much, invented so much and built so much. And yet, for all our brilliance, we have somehow lost ourselves inside our marvels: anxious, lonely, distracted and unsure what any of it is ultimately for. It is a terrible kind of achievement to have built so much and still find so