Stillness in the spiritual community comes from a place of “non-doing". It is idealized in sitting and attempting to ‘quiet the mind’. I would concur. There is a variation of stillness that comes from quiet contemplation. Yet an under-appreciated form of stillness comes from doing; doing …
Your Body is a Wonderland
“The interference of the roof brain with the sexual function is peculiar to man and a source, as Freud never wearied of proclaiming, of much of what passes for “mental” illness. It seems to be characteristic of the human animal that it cannot accept its sexual function in the same uncritical way as …
Be thyself, know thyself
Learning to listen to your body is a skill that helps you navigate life. Most of us won’t think of it that way. For most, it’s a meat-suit carrying a cranium of thoughts, that has little utility other than the mere performance of the tasks at hand. This next statement might sound like a far …