183 Eternity's Sunrise ( William Blake)
He who binds to himself a joy Does the winged life destroy He who kisses the joy as it flies Lives in eternity's sunrise. Buy my book On Mor...
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20 of 177 episodes182 : changing the Habitual Body
The Habitual Body is like an exoskeleton of thoughts, preconceptions, karmic traces, emotions and aspirations. Some are obvious and familiar...
172 why is karma
Perhaps Karma is embedded in the universe in the same way gravity, electromagnetism and Newton's laws of Thermodynamics. In which case why a...
171 Vonnegut and Homer - Stories of a Good Dog
My dog (Reggie) died recently which makes me very sad and reminds of two other good dogs. Argos ( who waited for Odysseus's return and was t...
170: time, a corporate job and meditation
The quality of time, the 'kinds' of time that occur during a day at my corporate job helps to think about the moments in meditation. More ep...
169: socratic aporia and quantum uncertainty
The state of Bafflement gives rise to realisation, wonders, concerns, confusion, theories, hypotheses and notions. I'd suggest that the inte...
169: mountains, birds, and meditation
The thinking mind is like the wind on top of Everest; the birds flying around a mountain. More episodes on meditation notes here: https://ww...
168: a story of thought and no-thought
I often clarify ideas for this podcast during my morning meditation. But during meditation I am trying to reach a state of equipoise. Surely...
167: dreams, sine waves, and a testable hypothesis
A sine wave exists only because there is a periodic trough as well as the peak. Maintaining equanimity through those transitions ( inhale/ex...
166: meditation notes: Alan Watts, Being/Dying and a Head-Tailed Cat
Alan Watts wrote _The Book_ to plant a seed of an idea about the ongoing cycles in our Being. What he calls the 'head-Tailed Cat' of 'GoWith...
165: Aurelius vs Larkin
Marcus Aurelius mirrors Socrates in his analysis of death - - Larkin categorically ( and in quite wonderful poetry) disputes. More episodes...
164: meditation notes - the outcome will come out
Confidence in the outcome of scrutiny, Authenticity and spontaneity will come out of the processes and practices of an examined life as sure...
163: the joy of fiction
Why would I turn my efforts towards a 'magically realistic science fiction trilogy"? What indeed! Buy my book On Mortality and the Human Ima...
162: Socratic Aporia
Talking to Socrates often left his talking partners bewildered, dazzled, unsure of what any language or thought might mean. We're given the...
161: meditation notes - a trend line?
Can I create a trend line based on the resonant patterns that arise, abide and dissolve? From the smallest thought to the longest pattern I...
journals, different types of...
Sometimes I journal simply for the pleasure of feeling pen on paper ( an excuse to collect cool notebooks and beautiful pens). Sometimes I j...
159: Wordsworth The Prelude
I have the habit on a Saturday afternoon to pour myself a bourbon, strike a match to light a pipe of Latakia tobacco and to thus apply mysel...
158: meditation notes - three books
I recently rummaged through my bookshelf and came up with three books that turns out give a really nice sequence. Opening the Door to Bon by...
157: life is a story
I'm enjoying the process of writing fiction. That's a new kind of writing for me, I'm an essayist at heart. What if I approach the thorny pr...
156: creative block and creative space
What are your experiences with 'writers block'? When I find myself not writing, it is rarely when I'm looking at a blank piece of paper. Wha...