Exploring Consciousness Without Superstition or Dismissal
Gödel, Self-Reference, and the Limits of Explanation
Journeys of a Rational Mystic
Reflections at the crossroads of reason, myth, and lived experience
The Quantum Theoretic Implications of Money and Wealth
On Energy, Constraint, and Generational Entropy
This I Know
A note to myself, February 2026
The Quest for Purpose: Part I
The Undoing: Why “Soul Purpose” Collapses Under Scrutiny
The Year of Watching: What Six Hundred Hours of Meditation Revealed About Engagement, Control, and Peace
Six Hundred Hours of Meditation and the Dissolution of Engagement
The Final Unlearning: Grief, Possession, and the Illusion of Permanence
What Loss Teaches Us
Before the Fill, the Emptying: On Julia Cameron’s Morning Pages
Before the day begins, before the noise intrudes — three handwritten pages. Julia Cameron called them Morning Pages. For millions, they’ve been a creative lifeline. For me, they became something else: a daily act of emptying the cup before it can be filled again.
God in Our Image: Why the Anthropomorphization of God Fails Logic and Experience
This essay challenges conventional ideas about God. If you’re a firm believer, deeply committed to a specific religious tradition, you may find some o…
The Tyranny of the Mind Run Amok
Why Most of Us Are Prisoners in Our Own Heads — and Don’t Know It
