Category Archives: Philosophy
Malevolent Happiness
Last week I wrote the following: “(I believe) as individuals, we have the free will to choose which direction we stretch. (I believe) each individual choice toward Exoteric Goodness does not require an equal stretching toward its opposite, (intentional or … Continue reading
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Interpreting Happiness
Cold winds blow. When cold winds blow, do yours more often blow from your past, or from your future? It is in the moment they are felt; but from where do they originate? These are interesting questions and I believe … Continue reading
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Doing Happiness
Q – What then must we do? A – More. (1) Draw a circle (with a pencil), say, 5 inches in diameter. (2) Write your name, or simply ‘ME’ inside the circle, large enough to fill the circle. (3) Now … Continue reading
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Bridging Happiness
“Sometimes a god comes. He brings a new way to do a thing, or a new thing to be done. A new kind of singing, or a new kind of death. He brings this across the bridge between the dream-time … Continue reading
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Unsubsidized Happiness
What happens when an organization’s inefficiencies overtake and surpass its efficiencies? According to organizational economic theory the organization will either add/improve efficiencies to regain balance, or scale back its operations to regain preexisting efficiencies and restore a healthier bottom line; … Continue reading
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