The Path of Self-Mastery — No Matter How Far We go or What We Do, We Are Always with Ourselves
How things begin and how they converge. Contemplations on core concepts in the Tao Te Ching.
This episode of the
Words Themselves Are Not Violence - Only Physical Acts of Aggression Are
Violence is a physical action, whereas words are symbols acting as intellectual constructs.
Sticks and stones may break my bones,
When Two Paths Intersect and Create the Inflection Point of Human-Heartedness
Think Queerly Podcast — TQ182
An inflection point can be defined as a time of significant change in a situation or
When Everyone Is Shouting, Whose Voice Gets Heard and Who Is Right?
Whose message breaks through to change hearts and minds?
Reading Audre Lorde’s article, “The Transformation of Silence into Language
How The One Creates The Other — On Natural Diversity and Dualities
Dualities are not irreconcilable opposites or conflicts. Rather, they are mutual compliments of each other. TQ173
In this episode, I
Does Your Moral Character Commune Understanding and Respect for Human Dignity?
Part III: Where you stand requires understanding the moral myths that organize society.
In part I and part II of
Self-Examination Is a Significant Contributor to the Solidity of Your Moral Character
Part II: What you stand for is the integrity of a meaningful and actionable purpose.
Ifa house is built poorly,
Is What You Stand For In Life Making a Meaningful Difference in the World?
Part I — If you don’t have a clearly defined purpose, how will know if your choices will move you
Universal Human Dignity: Human Love and Self-Expression Must be Free
Every human being deserves the freedom to express who they are and to love whomever they love without prejudice.
In
Interview with the Authors of “Out North: An Archive of Queer Activism and Kinship in Canada”
Authors Craig Jennex & Nisha Eswaran on the Think Queerly Podcast
In this deep-dive interview with the authors of "
