Category Archives: Philosophy

Hands-on Happiness

How do I describe something that is nothing and everything folded into one singular microscopic infinity? It is a disturbing, (yet not altogether unpleasant), feeling—this inner anomaly that is concurrently growing and shrinking; taking wing and putting down roots; exploding … Continue reading

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Attached to Happiness

I would like to think that thought is cohesive and coherent within or without corporeal attachment. I would like to think that pure, unencumbered, unattached thought is Light; and Energy. If this is so, the closest an individual entity, living … Continue reading

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Losing Happiness

This week, after the Carolina Panthers Super Bowl loss, Cam Newton said, “I’ve been on record to say I’m a sore loser. Who likes to lose? Show me a good loser and I’ll show you a loser.” My instinctive response … Continue reading

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Herding Happiness

This week I asked myself, “If I could only choose one, what single, consistently-redundant experience or observation generates the greatest intensity of mind-numbing, jaw-dropping, heart-rending, gut-clenching anger?” My answer? “Most definitely injustice… no, ignorance; or maybe politics (defined as any … Continue reading

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Momentous Happiness

Sunday: Today I woke up wondering, “What is it all about?” As I pondered this question in the quiet early morning hours, it became somewhat obvious that the ultimate goal must be survival. And since I will not survive this … Continue reading

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