by Phyllis Chubb | Sep 26, 2024
Our worldview dictates how we see each other.
by Phyllis Chubb | Aug 8, 2024
Introducing the Nakshatras has raised many questions. One question was, “Why are you complicating each sign?” All questions are valid, but few fall into the category of a simple answer. Here, the answer requires an examination of how we see the world. Because how we...
by Phyllis Chubb | Jul 25, 2024
Guna is a new word in English. However, many people don’t understand its importance beyond its reference to an energy or quality. Yoga and Jyotish practitioners will recognize its simplistic association with the judgement of energy being very high, very low, or...
by Phyllis Chubb | Jul 18, 2024
The language we speak shapes our worldview because the base of a language supports or restricts what we see. Languages are based on objectivity or a combination of objectivity and subjectivity. English is based on objectivity. Another word for objectivity is...
by Phyllis Chubb | Jul 11, 2024
Each culture provides explanations for questions asked by its youth. Questions like ‘How or what made the world?’, ‘Why am I here?’, and ‘Where am I going?’ get answered. The answers shape our perceptions of the world, our values, sense of purpose, and the meaning of...
by Phyllis Chubb | Jul 4, 2024
When conflicting biases remain hidden to us, there is a problem because biases direct our actions and judgements in life. Challenges occur when we hold conflicting biases. An example is when one person says they expect privacy for themselves but denies it to other...
