A Parent’s Exploration Into His Child’s Tech-Filled Life
Is social media, video games, and other online technology a danger to true social connections for children? Or is there something that children are gaining that parents may be missing?
Wisdom Warehouse
Believing In Trump Is No Longer A Game
The grievances, issues, or disagreements we may have are no reason to vote for a dangerous man. And now that Trump is so far ahead, he is dangerous.
How To Savor Each Moment Without Becoming A Hedonist
How a moment with his son helped Elan learn to appreciate the moment while tempering it with this wisdom of age.
Why National Pi Day Matters
How on earth could a day about a number matter at all, let alone in our daily lives?
Sometimes It’s Better To Be Insensitive
What we can learn from when our fallible bodies fail to accept even what’s good for them, and how we can apply it to how we live our lives.
Is Trump Going To Hell?
It may seem easy to accuse Trump of appealing to the lowest common denominator. But the truth is that he’s appealing to something necessary in the human condition.
Why I’m Giving Astrology Another Look
Ilona Fried reexamines her preconceptions as she delves into a world that is considered antiquated in our progressive, ever-more-scientific culture.
An Alternative To The Life You Lead
The gift of regular spiritual practice and how it can be used to transform our lives.
When Nostalgia Is Dangerous
We tend to have a positive view of nostalgia, which gives us warm, fuzzy feelings. But recent events, like Trump’s rise, can be attributed to a danger that can be activated by nostalgia. Why is that?
What’s An Ethical Will? And Why Should You Write One?
Wills… the kind that are shared after we pass away… are almost completely focused on “things.” What if we wrote a will that was instead focused on anything but the physical?