What is a Vow?
I always felt called to a sense of purpose. It felt like life had meaning, like I was here for a reason. But I was confused. What was my purpose? How would I find it?…
I always felt called to a sense of purpose. It felt like life had meaning, like I was here for a reason. But I was confused. What was my purpose? How would I find it?…
There’s a genre of blog posts that many of my blog posts fall into: what I call the “informational blog post.” Not all of my writing falls into this category. I also write shitposts, autobiographical…
Right Speech is the third component of Buddhism’s Noble Eightfold Path. Reflecting on Right Speech is a necessary component of the Buddhist spiritual path, but also provides useful guidelines for anyone who is aware of…
I intentionally structure my projects to create what I call “maximum deep benefit”: helping as many people as possible, as deeply as possible.
In this piece, I’ll reflect on my conversational influences, and the moves and skills I learned from each of them.
As with most things in my life, I’m not an expert in Tai Chi. But the little that I know, and that I practice each day, has brought me great joy and many benefits.
There is an online community that I’m in that has an unusual but powerful social technology for asynchronous communication, colloquially called “feeds.”
Tell me a bedtime story — itty bitty bloob (@bloobsandnoods) March 18, 2022 There was once a princess from a little village in the forest. One day, her grandmother took her aside after dinner and…
Fundraising is one of the most powerful skills I’ve ever learned. In this post, I’ll share the basics of fundraising with you.
A lot of Western meditation culture is built around sitting silently in a room. There are good reasons for that – silence and stillness can be useful for practice in certain styles and traditions. But…