Intelligence isn’t knowing everything, it’s the ability to challenge everything you know.
Take a Risk
Risking new thoughts can be exciting. It doesn’t have to feel like strain. Thinking only becomes “hard” when we resist the discomfort of seeing from another angle. The moment we tense up, our mind narrows. The moment we ask why and sit with the answer, our thinking...
Who are you?
You didn’t choose your name. You didn’t choose your gender. They decided before you had a voice. But you have one now. Does the identity they gave you still fit the person you’ve become? Contact me at [email protected]
Points to Ponder
What makes another person’s opinion more valuable than yours? Often, we don’t even notice when we’ve handed that authority over. We assume someone else must know better: the expert, the teacher, the loudest voice in the room, the person who sounds certain. Certainty...
A Point to Ponder
When we pause and ask ourselves why we believe something, we’re not trying to dismantle anything. We’re simply turning on a light in a room we’ve been walking through in the dark. Sometimes the furniture is exactly where we thought it was. Sometimes it isn’t. The...
A Point to Ponder
When people are asked why they think something is true, it’s not uncommon to hear the reply, “Because. That’s the way it is.” It sounds like an answer, but it’s really a placeholder, a sign that we’ve reached the edge of what we’ve examined. Most of us carry around...
Point to Ponder
Asking why about anything is a double-edged sword. When new ideas agree with what we already believe, we feel a sense of confirmation. But when they don’t, something in us tightens. We brace, as if the information itself were preparing to harm us. That reflex is...
Points to Ponder
Learning doesn’t start with information; it starts with curiosity. The moment we ask why, the mind wakes up. Understanding begins when the answer lands. In the coming blogs, I’ll be tracing the deeper whys, the ones that sit beneath our habits of thought and the...
Points to Ponder
Questioning oneself is difficult these days; we’re all so busy. Take time for yourself to consider bi-weekly opinions. Send your thoughts if you have time. Today is a quote from AL well worth considering. Scholars, educators, and sociologists have been writing for...
Going Further
A major difference between tropical and sidereal astrology does not start with learning planetary names per se, but with how each practitioner’s world is seen. Once the differences are understood, the challenges between the systems become understandable. The Western...
Why Two Zodiacs?
A choice of either worldview connects to a zodiac. For example, the Western view is that the male Sun alone creates the tropical zodiac, recognized in the expression ‘the sun signs’. The Eastern system recognizes the feminine energy of the Moon to create the...
