211017 What I learned in my studies this morning
Spending time with you.
Knowing you have your own life.
Being better now.
Daily Stoic:
How often do I act unkindly toward others? How often do I not notice them or, even more likely, notice them but treat them like an NPC — using them for my own purpose but never acknowledging, even internally, that are fullly real people with their own desires, goals, and independent lives?
Daily Stoic:
How often do I act unkindly toward others? How often do I not notice them or, even more likely, notice them but treat them like an NPC — using them for my own purpose but never acknowledging, even internally, that are fullly real people with their own desires, goals, and independent lives?
Every person is a chance to be kind. To be helpful or supportive, whether or not they can do something for me.
Today's Meditation III:
Robert Pirsig, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
Daily Shakespeare:
Time to be better.
Today's Meditation:
Today's Meditation II:
J. S. Mill, On Liberty, Chapter 2, Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion
Today's Meditation:
Today's Meditation II:
J. S. Mill, On Liberty, Chapter 2, Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion
Today's Meditation III:
Robert Pirsig, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
Daily Shakespeare:
Sonnet 97
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