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A blog with a critical and humorous look at important philosophical and psychological issues, sometimes bordering on the absurd and insane. It is also a blog for writers, where some of my short stories are showcased and some tips for improving writing and accepting criticism are given.
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A Whole-Person Perspective of Health and Happiness: Interview with Integrative Physical Therapist Matt Erb“You needn’t be well to be wealthy But you’ve got to be whole to be holy.” Greg Lake (from Emerson, Lake and Palmer)At its core, the holistic model poses a dilemma and/or a challenge: How can you provide an overall model that effectively encompasses and adjusts to individual differences and variations? For the scientific method, one takes apart the whole in order to focus on and to better understand the individual parts, bolts, and pieces. After a careful study of them through...
Leaving Behind Your Essence: Book Review of The Legacy Letters by Carew Papritz
Some works of fiction are hard to define as they are a mishmash and cumulation of different genres, while some works of non-fiction carefully tread onto fictitious terrain. When it comes to The Legacy Letters, its author Carew Papritz blurs and pushes the dividing line between fiction and non-fiction even further; in fact, he does not just cross the line, he grabs it and shapes it into a circle. As a result, he achieves one of those truly rare feats in literature where his work qualifies as...
Think for Yourself: Interview with Critical Thinking Expert Dr. Steve Pearlman
Critical thinking is a buzz word that gets leisurely and sometimes carelessly thrown around here and there and it is a little bit like James Joyce’s masterpiece Ulysses: Many know it to be a good book, some even have it in their collection and position it strategically on their bookshelves but only a handful of them have actually read the sophisticated brilliant novel. We all talk about the importance of critical thinking in our education and in our lives and it ranks high on the list of...
Searching for Identity: An Exploration of The Americans
The much-lauded and praised American series The Americans (2013-2018) is about a couple of undercover Russian spies that have infiltrated the United States and are now posing as an all-American family. Both the husband “Philip” (real name: Misha) and wife “Elizabeth” (real name: Nadezhda) are “illegals” - that is they have assumed fake identities based on American people who have passed away. They are allegedly working as travel agents when, in reality, they are secretly passing on...
Living and Embodying the Tao: Book Review of The Tao of Influence
The Tao has been a source of fascination to me since my youth. There is something about its focus on nature and humility that has always inspired me especially with its harmonious depiction of the good and the bad, the yin and the yang. Yet at the same time, I have always been attracted to its mystic undertone since the Tao that can be named and labeled cannot be the eternal Tao. To me, the Tao embodies the wisdom of life, and I am pleased to see it applied in different fields and disciplines...
Our Personal, Emotional and Spiritual Relationship with Food: An Interview with Deborah Kesten
Considering the importance and relevance that food represents to us, our modern relationship with it is often fraught, conflicted, and misguided. Whether we are carelessly and mindlessly indulging in junk food, rapidly gulping down fast food, restlessly taking in chips, chocolate, and cake alongside scoops and helpings of ice cream or whether we are on the other side of the spectrum by essentially restricting and punishing ourselves with difficult, imbalanced, and impossible diets, we are not...
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