Dr. Huel Perkins was my Humanities professor in my junior year of college. He was also one of the most captivating human beings I had ever met. He was tall, ...
Leaving Fingerprints on Eternity
Dr. Huel Perkins was my Humanities professor in my junior year of college. He was also one of the most captivating human beings I had ever met. He was tall, ...
By Susan Magsamen and Ivy RossExploring the power of art on our health and wellbeingArtistic expression is deeply ingrained in our biology and evolutionary development and is a crucial aspect ...
I keep two invisible columns in my head, and you probably do also. One is labeled IGID — I’m Glad I Did. The other is IWIH — I Wish I ...
Twenty years ago, I was working the graveyard shift at a homeless shelter for mentally ill women in Santa Monica. My paycheck was $740 every two weeks. I took the ...
Rilke, Longevity Literacy, and Full Force Living Not Too LateYou are not dead yet, it’s not too lateto open your depths by plunging into themand drink in the lifethat reveals ...
There are times in one’s life, many if you are lucky, when the journey takes you to an abrupt right-angle turn in the road. A decision is made. An insight ...
Everyone craves pleasure, but few know how best to obtain it, and at what cost. Surprisingly, some of the most useful advice comes not from modern psychology but from a ...
I have a big fear: not living up to my potential. Of sitting on my deathbed questioning if I made my one shot at life count. The fear motivated me ...
Haircuts, the True Self, and the Call to Adventure Now’s the time to cheaton all the namesyou’ve taught the world to call you.James Pearson, from The Wilderness That Bears Your ...
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