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J. Daniel Moore
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Multipotentialite. Poet. Philosopher. Go player. Crypto-lover. Language learner. English teacher. Technology is liberation.
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“The Barren Landscape of a Soul’s Dream” or “Shadow Mirror”
The Sad soul never weeps, Though tears may fall from her eyes. The joy and the sorrow acknowledged as one, Yet the tongue cannot utter a single word. Life shows no(w) mercy to the wounded - Those lives
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One Month Gone
It was early November and multi-hued fallen leaves lay strewn and clumped in mounds, leaving their homes nearly barren, giving the skeletal trees the appearance of reaching to the sky as if petrified in
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Analysis of the Tao Te Ching, with Connections to Other Traditions — Chapter 1
Photo by Luca Zanon on Unsplash To open, I’d like to say a few words beforehand. First, I know some of you may dislike that I chose the old spelling of Tao Te Ching. I’m aware that it was changed, but
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The Real Meaning of the Garden of Eden — it’s Not at All What You Think
There are some very interesting and useful things in the Garden of Eden myth. Note that just because I use the word “myth” doesn’t mean it’s unimportant nonsense. This was the perspective of Joseph Campbell,
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The Three Aspects of the Ego — or Why You Don’t Exist (the Way you Think You Do)
The ego gets a lot of bad press. It’s become a common belief that the ego is “bad”, though I suppose it depends where your cultural values lie. Certainly in the realm of spirituality, the ego is constantly
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