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Transcending Duality

One of the most reliable ways to ruin a profound teaching is to compress it into a slogan. “Be in the present.” “Be like a child.” “Everything is a dream.” “Do no harm.” “Let go.” Each of these began as

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The Illusion of Solidity

Pick up any object within reach — a cup, a table, your own hand — and it will feel unmistakably solid. This is one of the most convincing pieces of evidence the senses ever hand us: matter is there, dense

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The Attention Economy and the Cost of Being Seen

A political strategist recently put into words something most of us already sense but rarely say plainly: in today’s public life, “being right isn’t enough. You have to be seen.” Quantity of message now outweighs quality of message, and when

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The Anatomy of Desire

Every discomfort we call unhappiness traces back to the same root: an unfulfilled desire. Want that job and don’t have it — trouble. Want that person and can’t have them — trouble. Have a headache and want it gone —

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Sexual Energy as Self-Science

Few subjects invite more doctrine and less honest observation than sexual energy. Traditions tend to hand down firm rules — abstain, or don’t worry about it — without much invitation to actually test the claim for yourself. This is worth

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