PinnedR. C. Abbott·Jul 12, 2021Kahlil Gibran on Why Parents Don’t Own Their ChildrenThe Relationship Between Parent and Child Doesn’t Have to Be One of OwnershipA response icon3A response icon3
R. C. Abbott·Jul 29, 2021Henry David Thoreau On The Art Of Walking“I think that I cannot preserve my heath and spirits unless I spend four hours a day at least, — and it is commonly more than that, —…
R. C. Abbott·Jul 29, 2021Amin Maalouf On Expanding Our Definition Of Prayer“Only a man at peace with his Creator could find sleep in a place of worship.”A response icon1A response icon1
R. C. Abbott·Jul 16, 2021Kahlil Gibran On Finding Love In The Work You DoHow Our Perspective Changes The Nature Of Work Itself
R. C. Abbott·Jul 16, 2021Alan Watts On The Lost Art Of PlayHow The Distinction We Draw Between Work And Play Makes Us Miserable
R. C. Abbott·Jul 16, 2021Amor Fati: Schopenhauer On The Idea Of FateHow The Passage Of Time Creates The Sensation Of FateA response icon3A response icon3
R. C. Abbott·Mar 18, 2021Henry David Thoreau Does Not Respect The HustleThe Lost Art Of Presence Discovered At Walden PondA response icon2A response icon2
R. C. Abbott·Mar 15, 2021Alan Watts On The Lie We Tell Children About AgencyHow Our Flawed Understanding Of What A Person Is Produces A Lifetime Of FrustrationA response icon2A response icon2
R. C. Abbott·Mar 8, 2021Kierkegaard On How Lilies And Birds Can Teach Us To Pray GenuinelyLetting Nature Lead Us; First Seeking God’s Kingdom; Matthew 6:24–34
InChildhood & EducationbyR. C. Abbott·Mar 8, 2021Does Culture Impact How A Baby Sleeps?What The Studies Actually Say About How Babies Should Sleep | Part IV
