This meditation explores the theme of inner awareness and the revival of feminine philosophy, emphasizing the importance of silence in discovering one's true essence. It highlights voices of female philosophers like Theano and Hildegard, advocating for a balance between masculine and feminine wisdom to restore harmony and grace within ourselves.
Pythagoras & the Sacred Geometry of the Soul
Pythagoras, a 6th-century BCE philosopher, viewed numbers as sacred and foundational to existence, integrating mathematics with spirituality. He founded the Pythagorean Brotherhood, emphasizing silent commitment and ethical living. The potential influence of Theano, possibly Pythagoras's wife, highlights women's overlooked contributions to philosophy and mathematics, prompting reflection on feminine wisdom in history.
Meditation Turns Back the Clock
Meditation is often seen as a path to peace and clarity, yet it feels out of reach when we need it most due to time pressures. The mind resists stillness, feeding distractions and anxieties. However, meditation helps reclaim inner power by defying the relentless pace of life, allowing us to reconnect with the present moment.
A Resource-Based Digital-Dignity Economy…
The modern world faces a philosophical dilemma amid rapid technological advancements and persistent inequalities. While AI offers potential, it often exacerbates existing issues rather than resolving them. To foster true freedom and equality, a new economic philosophy must emerge, prioritizing human dignity, basic needs, and creativity over traditional capitalist frameworks.
What Is Philosophy, Really?
Philosophy, derived from Greek, means a love of wisdom, or Sophia, representing a feminine presence. Historically, Sophia's essence has been overshadowed by masculine rationality. True philosophy integrates intuition and emotion, emphasizing the importance of receiving wisdom. A revival recognizes that understanding involves listening to diverse voices, restoring the relationship with Sophia.
As a Man Thinketh: A Bridge Between East and West
A Book of Philosophy where East meets West In 1903, British philosopher James Allen published a little book titled As a Man Thinketh. Barely 45 minutes to read, it’s remained in print for over a century, and for good reason. It’s deceptively simple, but deeply profound, and its power lies in its ability to quietly…
Hinduism: The World’s Oldest Extant Religion and a Philosophical Treasure
The Wisdom of Eastern Philosophy: While Hinduism is the oldest living religion in the world, the Upanishads are more than scriptures. They’re philosophical inquiries, filled with questions rather than commandments. Much like parts of the Bible, especially the Psalms, Proverbs, and the teachings of Jesus, the Upanishads offer moral and existential truths that can be…
Why Are We Here?
The quest for understanding existence spurs both philosophy and religion, as humans grapple with profound questions during life's highs and lows. Thinkers like Socrates, Buddha, and Jesus emphasized the importance of knowing oneself. Despite modern distractions, seeking meaning rather than mere existence can lead us back to our true selves and deeper connections.
Coming Home in the Dentist Chair
What is Meditation, Really? This past Thursday, I was in the dentist’s chair getting a filling. Things went a little haywire. The electrical equipment was glitching, and though the area being worked on had been numbed, I could still feel some pain. I had a choice: ask for more Novocain and risk rescheduling or stay…
Religion: Seeking the Sacred Beyond the Noise
The post explores the multifaceted nature of religion, delving into its capacity to heal and harm. It invites inquiry into the foundational truths behind religious rituals and texts, highlighting neglected voices, especially women's, and emphasizing a personal search for meaning. This space encourages open reflection on spirituality beyond dogma.
The Silent Philosopher 