Category: Beliefs & Spirituality
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The Quiet Watchers by Edmund Janas, II
Lately, I’ve been thinking about the way some people wait—not to cheer for you, but to see if you’ll stumble. They don’t offer support, just quiet observation, as if your failure would validate something for them. It reminded me of a moment from my past, a seemingly small conversation that, in hindsight, said so much…
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A Moral Boundary Line
In all my adult life, I’ve never wished harm on another soul. At most, I’ve hoped for humble pie – that moment when reality breaks through and someone finally “sees the light.” That’s always seemed punishment enough. But watching billionaires play with lives like chess pieces while children starve and food rots in ports, while…
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The Infinite Room
by Edmund J. Janas, II Daily, I write—no matter what. Daily, I execute—no matter what. Daily, I invest in my vision—no matter what. Even when I have very little, I pay myself first. It’s my way of honoring the work and the path I’ve chosen. It should be lonely, but I assure you, the…
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The Real Roots and True Meaning of Holding Space
The next time you hear someone dismiss “holding space” as just another trendy buzzword, remember this: what some call a modern wellness fad actually has deep, sacred roots in Indigenous cultures worldwide. Long before it hit Broadway or wellness circles, Naåtive American Council Circles, African Ubuntu gatherings, and Aboriginal Yarning Circles were practicing the profound…
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Trust Life
A motivational quote for those who feel like they are in the dark and working hard with little to show.
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A Science of Mind Prayer: For Clear Boundaries with Difficult People
Need a prayer for dealing with difficult people, troublemakers, game players? Scope this out.
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How to Thrive as a Polymath in the Digital Age: Lessons from Steve Jobs: Dialogue.
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What My Cat Taught Me About Media Manipulation and Politics Rev.3
This article explores the fascinating parallels between our beloved pet cats and ourselves, touching on topics such as media manipulation and politics in the process. Read to discover what we can learn from our cats and how it can help us in the modern age.