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Less Foolish now has a paid subscribers feature. The details are at the bottom of this entry. If you would like to support my work, you can do so here. *** When people sought my help in my philosophical practice, the most common question was: what do I do with my life?

Hey beautiful people, The Stoa is co-hosting an event with Advaya about their new course with the Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures Collective called Sensing Harm by Design. You can RSVP to the session on Tuesday here and get 20% off their course via this promo code:

Less Foolish now has a paid subscribers feature. The details are at the bottom of this entry. If you would like to support my work, you can do so here. Ta eis heauton I have an eclectic bookshelf. There are many thematic sections within it, and these are broad ones I can see: philosophy, sociology, cultural anthropology, spirituality, politics (left and right), interpersonal skills, graphic novels, self-help, and my personal favorite, fringe self-published books. I enjoy intellectual variety. A part of me wishes there was greater consistency in my readings, as I would have gained expertise in a topic by now if there had been. This wish gets disabused when a quote from Heraclitus comes to mind:

Hey beautiful people, Here is the event for this week: The Role of the Sacred Masculine in Conscious Relationship During a Time of Transition w/ Nicolas Canon and Lubomir Arsov. May 30th @ 12:00 PM ET. RSVP here. We find ourselves in a time of fracture, dissolution, and renewal. As we collectively reorganize values, meaning, and purpose, we discover one of the foundational elements of a healthy society; the sanctity of a romantic relationship. The disaster of modern dating and noncommittal transactional relationships has created a profound need for a deeper connection with one another. A conscious relationship is the alchemical container of mutual soul development in service of unconditional love. As we move through our shadow projections and wounded parts, we discover a more genuine sense of self and touch a more authentic experience with the other.