…to admire so much beauty on your own.
Sharing fairer
And then the British referendum turned out to be a battle between haves and have nots. With the underlying existential question: do you expect to
…to admire so much beauty on your own.
And then the British referendum turned out to be a battle between haves and have nots. With the underlying existential question: do you expect to
Bloomplaats Transitium was given the time to reinvent itself for eighteen months. Like this one in Malve Dau and Marieke Hildenbrant also had two mothers.
Enlarge: to change the existing not by adding something, but by analyzing it soberly and identifying in the outcome the possibilities for the new. For city, building and people: warmly recommended
Liber teaches you to live on two motors: the motor of your thinking, doing and letting go, striving, finding, feeling, wanting to know and expecting, AND those of your completely silent awareness of this…
He struggled with depression for years. To the point of suicidal. Until Liber crossed his path. And after only three weeks he could exclaim: ‘why didn’t I discover this sooner? Away with complaints!’ How is that possible? Read more here.
‘Our lives must fit within the framework that we have in mind for this’ I wrote in an earlier blog. That framework turns out to have a beautiful name: cognitive template…