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Dear fellow Death Rebels – for all of you who have been waiting with bated breath for our next episode, I have both bad and good news. The bad: Episode #4, featuring both a delightful interview with Michael Cameron of

Photo by Zadvinskiy courtesy of CanStockPhoto.com “If you believe your life will end with death, nothing you think, feel, or do has any meaning. Everything will end with incoherence and disintegration. If you believe your life does not end with death,

My mother had Alzheimer’s. All of us – my mother, all her family, and especially my father, who devoted himself to her care for the last few years of her life – suffered profoundly from it. However, I believe there

“The Moment is the doorway to the presence of God” — that’s what all the spiritual teachers say, one way or another. Holy hogwash, I say! First of all, some moments are definitely bad, like the sad ones chasing you from the

I have discovered that if I must, I can tie myself to the mast, and not give in to fruitless thinking about matters I cannot resolve. This works, as long as I do not give in, but stay single-heartedly in

Julio Aquino Norma Coronel Cristina Güntsche Andrés Pellegrini Diciembre 2015 1 Índice ?  Prólogo ?  Relato del proceso por rotas ?  Resumen del proceso por rotas y cuaternas ?  Cuadro comparativo de nuestra relación con el medio ?  Listado de

De tantos inolvidables momentos compartidos con Silo en Moscú entre 1992 y 1996 quisiera rescatar el que considero más significativo, no sólo para mi vida, sino para la historia misma de la humanidad: su intervención en el Presidium de la

The Fourth Conference on the Psychology of New Humanism, held at the Academic University of Christian Humanism, 8/29/2008 By Dario Ergas  In order to attempt to arrive at these proposals, I have supported myself on Silo’s book, The Inner Look. Silo

A Talk Given November 8, 2010 at Punta de Vacas Park of Study and Reflection By : Dario Ergas – Humanist Party Member I want to thank the World Centre of Humanist Studies, for inviting me to discuss “Foundations for

From the Introduction… Nonmeaning has accompanied me and spurred me on throughout my life. Does life, my life, really have a meaning? In The Meaning of Nonmeaning2 I tried to journey through the states of consciousnes that have most suffering, seeking