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He who binds to himself a joy Does the winged life destroy He who kisses the joy as it flies Lives in eternity's sunrise. Buy my book On Mortality and the Human Imagination...

The Habitual Body is like an exoskeleton of thoughts, preconceptions, karmic traces, emotions and aspirations. Some are obvious and familiar. Others are hidden and delicate but no less powerful. Buy my book On Mortality and the Human...

Perhaps Karma is embedded in the universe in the same way gravity, electromagnetism and Newton's laws of Thermodynamics. In which case why ask why? But still, I do. More episodes on meditation notes here:...

My dog (Reggie) died recently which makes me very sad and reminds of two other good dogs.  Argos ( who waited for Odysseus's return and was the first being to recognise him) and Kazak, the Space Dog, who along with Winston Rutherford phases in and out...

The quality of time, the 'kinds' of time that occur during a day at my corporate job helps to think about the moments in meditation.    More episodes on  meditation notes here: https://www.zenglop.net/zenglop/meditation/ Buy my book On Mortality...