The Principles of Wild Ethics | Part 2
The problem is that there is a battle between the conscious and unconscious elements of our psyches, and the unconscious always has the edge.
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The Principles of Wild Ethics | Part 1
The purpose of an ethical system ought to be to foster, sustain, and affirm life. It is the only conceivable principle that benefits every individual called to live within that system.
The Sobriety of the Individual in an Age of Mass Insanity
The late psychiatrist and writer M. Scott Peck defined evil as "that which seeks to destroy life or liveliness." By this definition, we most certainly live in an age of evil.
Life Off-Script
Our scripts are killing us.
Surveying the Wild Mind | Part 1
Language helps create empathy. The more and better language we have to describe our emotions, our reactions, or on the technical side, precise statements of our biochemical processes or marginal requirements — the better we can understand and express our wants and needs.
Change: The Substance of Life
Self-consciousness is the specialized domain of knowledge that covers “all the changes I can influence.”