Elizabeth Carrio·Sep 1The Signs of an Existential CrisisWhen the life we have built no longer provides the meaning it once did.
Jarvis & Friday·Aug 4The Economy of Love: What Virginia Woolf Teaches Us About WillingnessThere is a particular kind of silence that follows a difficult question. In a recent seminar on Modernism, someone asked: “Was Virginia…
Yesoroush·Jul 19The Role of the Four Ultimate Existential Anxieties in the Empathize Stage of Design Thinking: How…Abstract
UnmaskedSoul·Jul 4When You’re More Than Your Resume: Uncovering the Self Beyond Job, Family, and MaterialismThere’s a question that tends to arrive during life’s quiet fractures — after a layoff, a divorce, an empty nest, or a moment of staring at…
Andreas Stamatis, Ph.D., ACSM-EP, FACSM·Jun 6Why Happiness Should Not Be the GoalPeople ask me about happiness more often than they probably realize.
Dr. Shelley Carolyn Taylor·May 14Grief Lives in the OrdinaryJames (a fictional name) sat across from me, quietly weeping over the death of his 16-year-old cat. James had raised his furry companion…
R L Higgins·May 14The Compression of the Human PsycheWhy Emotional Suffering Emerges When Multidimensional Consciousness Is Forced Into Flat Logical Architectures
Zafty 1:11~ (furnace files)·Apr 17The Fire Wasn’t the Enemy A letter — to Deku, to Sasuke, to you, to meSo here it is.
Deborah Marques·Mar 16Why So Many Responsible Women Feel Emotionally ExhaustedThe invisible fatigue of being the one who holds everything together
Fishman·Feb 6Imaginary Parents of an Orphaned Species — The Discovery of GodsThe species is intelligent enough to question its own existence. Birth. Death. Meaning. Absence.