Essays exploring where philosophy meets technology, where ancient wisdom illuminates modern questions, and where thinking across disciplines reveals unexpected connections.
Exploring the intersections of thought and practice
Six wisdom traditions—from Socrates to Buddha, Muhammad to Christ—independently discovered the same formula. This essay explores how quality generates reality at every level of engagement: questions, attention, heart, relationship, action, and thought.
LLMs describe grief they've never felt with uncanny accuracy. For 2,400 years, philosophy insisted you cannot know reality from descriptions alone. Yet AI trained purely on text navigates the world with impossible competence. What does this mean for epistemology—and what do shadows still miss?
From Prometheus to modern neuroscience, from Arabic etymology to trauma research—discover why every wisdom tradition saw the liver as sacred. Your body's most regenerative organ isn't just filtering toxins, it's metabolizing consciousness itself.
Three wisdom traditions converge on a startling truth: your scattered attention isn't a bug to fix but a spiritual symptom. Discover why consciousness must undergo three deaths to become truly alive.