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@JohannesAchill This is great. What’s even better is that the recording makes it seem like …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 23 Dec 22

@JohannesAchill This is great. What’s even better is that the recording makes it seem like you’ve momentarily escaped from the prison guards into some service hallway to deliver this message.

@JohannesAchill This is great. What’s even better is that the recording makes it seem like you’ve momentarily escaped from the prison guards into some service hallway to deliver this message.

@JohannesAchill Oh, nice. I’ll give it a watch soon.

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 23 Dec 22

@JohannesAchill Oh, nice. I’ll give it a watch soon.

@JohannesAchill Oh, nice. I’ll give it a watch soon.

Adam Robbert retweeted: Silence, from which the logos comes, is the foundation …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 20 Dec 22

Adam Robbert retweeted: Silence, from which the logos comes, is the foundation of the logos. — Proclus, De philosophia chaldaica IV.18.

Adam Robbert retweeted: Silence, from which the logos comes, is the foundation of the logos. — Proclus, De philosophia chaldaica IV.18.

The ridge in winter

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 16 Dec 22

The ridge in winter

The ridge in winter

“One may linguistically circle silence without thereby drowning it out with language.” …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 16 Dec 22

“One may linguistically circle silence without thereby drowning it out with language.” “The quoted haikus aim to put the reader in the mood of the textual passages to which they relate.” “The haikus should be seen as beautiful frames that quietly talk to their pictures.”

“One may linguistically circle silence without thereby drowning it out with language.” “The quoted haikus aim to put the reader in the mood of the textual passages to which they relate.” “The haikus should be seen as beautiful frames that quietly talk to their pictures.”

Happy to see this is finally shipping.

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 14 Dec 22

Happy to see this is finally shipping.

Happy to see this is finally shipping.

The War For Thoughtfulness – by ⁦@ZoharAtkins⁩ (h/t ⁦@nicholaspaul26⁩) whatiscalledthinking.substack.com/p/the-war-for-…

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 11 Dec 22

The War For Thoughtfulness – by ⁦@ZoharAtkins⁩ (h/t ⁦@nicholaspaul26⁩) whatiscalledthinking.substack.com/p/the-war-for-…

The War For Thoughtfulness – by ⁦@ZoharAtkins⁩ (h/t ⁦@nicholaspaul26⁩) whatiscalledthinking.substack.com/p/the-war-for-…

1/2 “While I believe in the power of Great Books and Sacred Scriptures to incite …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 11 Dec 22

1/2 “While I believe in the power of Great Books and Sacred Scriptures to incite thought, they are not enough on their own. We need on-ramps, models, and guides who can show us the way to closely read these texts with an open mind and open heart.”

1/2 “While I believe in the power of Great Books and Sacred Scriptures to incite thought, they are not enough on their own. We need on-ramps, models, and guides who can show us the way to closely read these texts with an open mind and open heart.”

2/2 “Most of us are not autodidacts, and even those of us who are need …

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 11 Dec 22

2/2 “Most of us are not autodidacts, and even those of us who are need some energetic boosting from others who can help us believe that there is a path and we can walk it even if it will be a new one.”

2/2 “Most of us are not autodidacts, and even those of us who are need some energetic boosting from others who can help us believe that there is a path and we can walk it even if it will be a new one.”

@ZoharAtkins @nicholaspaul26 It’s a great piece. Thankful for your writing!

By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 11 Dec 22

@ZoharAtkins @nicholaspaul26 It’s a great piece. Thankful for your writing!

@ZoharAtkins @nicholaspaul26 It’s a great piece. Thankful for your writing!

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