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Bird’s Eye Views
Category Archives: philosophy
To Be Happy
Yesterday afternoon, I reheated a cup of coffee in the microwave. then did the same for the rice-husk filled heating pad that I bought at Walgreen’s a couple of years ago. Then I brought both items to the living room … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, Meanderings, philosophy
Tagged contentment, gratitude, happiness
4 Comments
Limiting Beliefs
During the past year, it’s understandable that many of us may have felt trapped with few options available for relief. It may have been the lock-down and social distancing that has contributed to this in a real way. It’s also … Continue reading
Feeling Threatened
When we feel threatened it seems that we are triggered either by the mystery of the person or thing; or that we know the actual potential for harm the person or thing has. This little truism came to mind after … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, Controversy, philosophy, Politics
Tagged anticipation, danger, fear, threats
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Worrisome
Worry is ubiquitous. Worry can be destructive and exhausting. Worry can also be creative. Wait! How can all of these be true? Basically, worry is our built-in technique of dealing with fear. Worry is the mind’s way of trying to … Continue reading
To Think
We live in a confused society that has mistaken feeling for thinking. This state of being is not only excused, it’s encouraged. It is beneficial for the merchant to encourage our thinking through emotion-based advertising–caring parents buy brand A breakfast … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, Meanderings, philosophy, Politics, religion, Science
Tagged emotions, thinking
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Regarding Conflict
“Happiness is overrated. There has to be conflict in life.”–Brad Pitt Happiness is a fleeting state of mind because it comes about as the product of purpose, function, and conflict. If we search for happiness only for happiness’ sake, we … Continue reading
Posted in Contemplation, cultural highlights, Gadgets, History, philosophy
Tagged conflict resolution, conflicts, happiness, peace
1 Comment
In Moderation (OpEd)
I had two slices of pizza for breakfast. I very rarely eat pizza in the morning. This morning, however, it was a reward for not eating the whole ten-inch pizza I baked for yesterday’s lunch. This is part of an … Continue reading
Posted in Controversy, cultural highlights, Meanderings, philosophy, Politics
Tagged activism, coup d'etat, diet, extremism, moderation, overconsumption
6 Comments