Many in Europe who still remember the experience of living under totalitarian regimes, but also the rest of us who have had the good fortune to experience nothing but post-WWII and post-Cold War peace, security and prosperity, may well wonder at the collapse of the events industry, the closure of arts venues and the BalkanisationContinueContinue reading “Inescapable Journeys: On Integrating the Dual and the Non-Dual”
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Six Conditions of Hope: a talk by David Gee (9 Apr 2020)
A tentative definition of hope as a feeling for what is worth living for (discernment) and the determination to live it (committed choice), as distinct from optimism, which is defined as an uncritical faith in the future
Record of Hope 