Philosophy

Sep 16, 2024

The image features a stylized illustration of a person with a polka-dotted shirt reaching out towards a whimsical creature. The text emphasizes the importance of creating art for its own sake, free from capitalist motivations.
Text in image: Remember this:
Before capitalism, humans created
— song, art, dance, sculptures, poetry, rituals —
for the sake of creating without
any prize of career advancement
or institutional prestige and
acknowledgment.
YUMI SAKUGAWA
@yumisakugawa

Go up to woodley park yoga for time with an Ashtanga teacher who has some wis…

Go up to woodley park yoga for time with an Ashtanga teacher who has some wisdom on practice after catastrophe.

wades been sharing some really nice wisdom truth overlaps — this is #4 in his…

wades been sharing some really nice wisdom truth overlaps — this is #4 in his series.

om namoh narayana

Me, on a webinar? On my day off. This looks worth it:

Aug 22, 2024

The image features a black-and-white artwork depicting a skeletal figure with a scythe, symbolizing death or mortality. Accompanying the artwork is text that reflects on the value of objects that have been used and cherished over time, creating a contemplative mood.
Text in image: They have taught us that all things are replaceable. But have you ever seen a table that has served a thousand meals? The wood dark and smooth from one thousand hands? Art Hilda Katz Words Aleah Black

Aug 22, 2024

The image features a black and white artwork depicting a skeletal figure with a scythe, symbolizing death or a similar theme. Accompanying the artwork is text that questions the nature of community and relationships.
Text in image: You come seeking community?
Yet you avoid all people you haven’t “chosen”—
metamours, mother in laws, the children of your friends?
Art Hilda Katz
Words Aleah Black

Aug 22, 2024

The image features a black and white artwork depicting a skeletal figure with a scythe, set against a dramatic background. Accompanying text poses a reflective question about community and conflict.
Text in image: You come seeking community?
Yet you do not practice conflict with those you love?
Art Hilda Katz
Words Aleah Black

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