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Dream Sutras ( haibun )
Originally posted on simonhlilly: DREAM SUTRAS Something here in Japan, perhaps the lightness of the summer mornings, perhaps the way the land subtly shivers and sways, perhaps that we are intruders unfamiliar with the nuence of its neural patterns, make night dreams here more vivid. Certainly I awake more often…
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The Book of Kells Revisited
A beautiful and informative post. Enjoy the learning experience! Related articles Kells Priory (maryangeliniphotography.wordpress.com) Book Of Kells Video Series and Digital Book of Kells Online (blueeyedennis-siempre.blogspot.com) Blue Marble to Book of Kells (news.kynosarges.org) Micheline's Blog Dear friends,I am forwarding a blog I wrote on 18 November 2011. It…
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Ageless Wisdom
“The sacred function of hope has, in modern man, degenerated into a hideous disease called tomorrow.” –G. Gurdjieff How does the old age not already become the new age? How does the ancient not always transform into the modern? Would expectation focus on the want for difference? Then why keep…
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MOOCs and the Humanities
Originally posted on Posthegemony: So, there’s a lot of fuss about online and “flexible” learning, MOOCs, and the like these days. My posts on Eric Mazur and Coursera have drawn a fair amount of traffic to this otherwise rather neglected and sporadically updated blog. Welcome, new readers. Another post on…
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Daodejing 30
#30* The minister who relies on the DAO never threatens all under heaven with violence. Surely such an action must lead to retaliation. Wherever troops walk, weeds grow After the time of war, must come the time of famine. The good strategist desires the fruit of struggle: tranquility. He dares…
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Nowhere do I want to remain folded
Thanks to my beloved brother Joseph C. for reminding me of this beauty from Rilke. I am too alone in the world, and yet not alone enough to make every hour holy. I am too small in the world, and yet not tiny enough just to stand before you like…
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alright
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howling alone
small dog barking lonely how can he know his roommates will return? it is not the way of being a puppy to know the comings and goings of adult humans. might they be expected, however, to know the loneliness of puppies? the light in the refrigerator supposedly goes off when…
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Carrying Over Laozi
The translation of Daodejing proceeds apace. Dear Wenlong works harder than ever to help me understand the simultaneous complexity and simplicity of Laozi. The term “to translate” literally mean to move something from one place to another or to carry over. In Latin, translate is a past participle of transfer.…
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TONGUE SANDWICH, Plagiarist
NOTE: This piece was originally a reblog. It can no longer be found at TONGUE SANDWICH. Turns out, TS is a horrible little plagiarist. You can see an interchange between that vile man and myself below. And what an ironic exchange it is given the circumstances. On being exposed, Tongue…
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Yen Hui’s progress
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