January 2011
51 posts
“Finish every day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some...”
– Ralph Waldo Emerson (via metheliving)
Jan 31st
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“Monthly I must snort the universe / or seduce a hummingbird / betrothed to a...”
– From “Mikvah” by Melissa Broder
Jan 30th
“Most days I am completely oblivious to the fact that I am surrounded by an...”
– iBourgeois
Jan 29th
The Creative Equilibrium →
Jan 29th
» the beauty of analogue ~ minimalmark →
Jan 28th
Jan 28th
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“Being alone, it can be quite romantic Like Jacques Cousteau underneath the...”
– Fuck Yeah, Solitude.:  
Jan 28th
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Happiness, as it applies to meatballs
I happen to be amongst those silly people who believe that happiness in and of itself is an admirable goal to strive for. Consequently, I understand how slippery a thing it really is. Happiness requires work, paradoxical as it may seem. It also takes a certain amount of self-awareness. How many go about their daily routines, resigned to the fact that they are living the life they always will? That...
Jan 27th
Introducing TEDBooks →
If you don’t know of TED, it’s easily one of the most fantastic resources on the web. It inspires wonder like few things do- and now it’s available on the Kindle.  
Jan 26th
“Among other things, you’ll find that you’re not the first person who was ever...”
– J.D. Salinger (via loveyourchaos)
Jan 26th
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Jan 26th
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What the science of human nature can teach us :... →
Beautiful, poignant, relevant.
Jan 26th
“I call him free who is led solely by reason.”
–  Baruch Spinoza. (via coeus)
Jan 26th
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Jan 24th
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Philanthroper hopes to boost charity of the day,... →
I just got my invite- what a wonderful idea.
Jan 24th
“We must respect the other fellow’s religion, but only in the sense and to the...”
– H L Mencken (via ageofreason)
Jan 23rd
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“O Solitude! if I must with thee dwell, Let it not be among the jumbled heap Of...”
– John Keats (via couldlooklikedew)
Jan 23rd
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“…Communism forgets that life is individual. Capitalism forgets that life is...”
– Martin Luther King, Jr. (via robot-heart-politics)
Jan 23rd
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“Reading is the work of the alert mind, is demanding and, under ideal conditions,...”
– E. B. White (via breathingbooks)
Jan 21st
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Disrespect for the future →
Jan 21st
Science Proves You're Stupid →
This is one of the most fascinating things I’ve read in awhile. If  you want to learn something about yourself, read on.
Jan 20th
We'llBeBackShortly.com →
Forgive me if I digress for a minute, but this is funny.
Jan 20th
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“A thought, even a possibility, can shatter and transform us.”
– Friedrich Nietzsche (via oceanofmind)
Jan 19th
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Everybody Worships Something (Conscious Freedom:... →
A brief look at intellect vs emotion, and why you should be aware of this discrepancy.
Jan 18th
Jan 18th
“Nothing is original. Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration of...”
– Quote of the week
Jan 17th
“A master in the art of living draws no sharp distinction between his work and...”
– Lawrence Pearsall Jacks on Work
Jan 17th
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QuietWrite →
QuietWrite is a simple, distraction-free place to write, all from the comfort of your browser. They also have an explore page to browse the latest public writings.  
Jan 17th
Jan 15th
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Jan 15th
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Jan 13th
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“Ours is one of the oldest written constitutions in the world and the first,...”
– Give Me Something To Read: The battle over the Constitution  
Jan 13th
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If you haven't discovered TheSixtyOne, you should. →
Jan 13th
“There are always those who take it upon themselves to defend God, as if Ultimate...”
– Yann Martel
Jan 13th
“It was my first clue that atheists are my brothers and sisters of a different...”
– Yann Martel
Jan 13th
“Daily Review is a tool to help you review and remember the most significant...”
– from the Amazon Kindle home page.  Great idea.
Jan 13th
“The tide was a poem only time could create…”
– Pat Conroy
Jan 13th
Jan 11th
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9 Ways in Which Yoga Changed My Life … And Could... →
Yoga (and meditation) is no longer a new-age trend which brings to mind flower-power loving hippies and sentimental BS.  It is a scientifically proven and undeniable source of wisdom, health, and vitality.
Jan 10th
Jan 8th
Why Aren’t You Creating?  →
Jan 7th
“Montaigne, whose scribbling habits amounted to a conversation, would continue...”
– via A Working Library
Jan 6th
Jan 6th
“Life is… Life is an opportunity, benefit from it. Life is beauty, admire it....”
– Mother Teresa (via littlenightmonkey)
Jan 5th
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Mediocrity does not sit well.
      The older I get, the more my patience for mediocrity dwindles. Time, I’ve realized, is my most precious commodity, and I’ve learned that to keep that mantra in mind is to slowly enrich one’s life.      In years past, I’ve felt that I need to finish reading whatever book I pick up. To do otherwise would do the author a great injustice. Lately I’ve realized that the pressure is on the...
Jan 4th
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it's a lovely universe in us all: “Life is... →
oceanofmind: “Life is purposeless. Don’t be shocked. The whole idea of purpose is wrong — it comes out of greed. Life is a sheer joy, a playfulness, a fun, a laughter, to no purpose at all. Life is its own end, it has no other end. The moment you understand it you have understood what meditation is all about…. Who says existentialism is a bleak worldview? 
Jan 3rd
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“Everybody is capable of living joyously. It is the tomorrow that goes on...”
– Osho (via oceanofmind)
Jan 3rd
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it's a lovely universe in us all: Just like the... →
oceanofmind: Just like the heart and lungs, the mind is going and going all by itself. The problem is that we identify that automatic random thinking as being “me,” when it’s not. Since you can watch the mind and it’s thinkingness, you are not the mind. This means that only Awareness (that is aware of the…
Jan 3rd
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“It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without...”
– Aristotle
Jan 2nd
How to Find Time →
Make time your most valuable commodity.
Jan 1st