Treating each moment as unique, maintaining a receptive mind, and finding peace in the present through Mindfulness and recognizing that the quality of your life is directly tied to the quality of your mind.
The Art of Living on the Spectrum
On Living Truthfully with Who One Is
Existential Pain – A Path Toward Ourselves
Even in the midst of discomfort, we are being invited, not away from ourselves, but deeper into who we are becoming.
Joy
Joy: An Interdisciplinary Exploration
Why Humans Sleep and Dream
A Philosophical Essay on Rest, Consciousness, and the Night Within
The Humble Self
Buber, the Dalai Lama, and Love as a Way Beyond the Ego
Being Present in One’s Own Life
Mindfulness, Attention, and the Quiet Resistance to a Life of Haste
Can Mindfulness Replace Necessary Treatment?
On presence, vulnerability, and the limits of self-help
Martin Lönnebo as a Nordic Philosopher of Life
Silence, Pearls, and Reverence for Life
I Am Life That Wills to Live
Albert Schweitzer, Reverence, and Responsibility for All Living Things
When We Stop Fighting Ourselves
Dzogchen, the Dalai Lama, and the Art of Living Through Presence
Laozi and the Natural Life
The Art of Not Pushing the River
Tai Chi and the Slow Body
When Wisdom Becomes Movement
Stoic Calm
The Art of Meeting Life as It Is
Thich Nhat Hanh and Peace in Everyday Life
Washing the Dishes to Wash the Dishes
Viktor Frankl and the Path of Meaning
When the Question Is Not What We Expect from Life
Albert Schweitzer and Reverence for Life
When Compassion Becomes a Way of Life
Martin Buber and the Encounter
Where Life Becomes Real
Pierre Hadot and Philosophy as a Way of Life
When Philosophy Was a Way to Live
Norse Art of Living
Snorri Sturluson and the Art of Living with Honour, Fate, Remembrance, and the Loneliness of Dying
Nature as an Art of Living
On Silence, Belonging, and Soil Under the Fingernails
The Old Pilgrim
What Different Wisdom Traditions Taught Me About Living
Death as an Art of Living
To Learn How to Die Is to Learn How to Live
When Reality Disappears
Jean Baudrillard, The Matrix, and the Art of Living in the Age of Simulation
A Small Song About Brother Sun and Sister Moon
How the Canticle of the Sun Changed a Whole Church Community and Gave the World a New Way of Seeing
When the Other Disappears
Martin Buber, Existential Guilt, and the Ethical Conflict of the Phenomenological Tradition
Practical Philosophy 