Experience is the surest foundation for self-knowledge and growth. After all, you can only learn so much about riding a bike, or falling in love, or growing old, from books.
Still, there’s also some truth to Isaac Asimov’s view, “It’s the writing that teaches you.”
Writing has helped clarify my own ideas — open to change though they always are — and I hope this selection of prose resonates with others who share my curiosity about life.
- Waves of FeelingA reflection on the transient nature of feelings
- The Pathless PathA reflection on the nature of our journeys through life
- Nuggets of PresenceAn anecdote about realigning with the flow of the universe
- OrisonSome musings on beauty and the human drive for transcendence
- Your TruthA reflection on authenticity, art and the inner life
- Symphony of SilenceA prayer for the music of life
- SuperimpositionImages of nature and modernity
- A Cup of KindnessA short reflection on cups of tea and towers of words
- EffortlessnessA short reflection on effort, artificiality and the beauty of letting go
- A Fork in the RoadA monologue about scrambled eggs, smashed avocado and the weight of indecision
- Collecting TreasureA piece of spiritual fiction I was moved to write after seeing a homeless man
- Bloody WeatherA stream-of-consciousness about lockdowns and the wonder of the universe
- On WigglinessSome reflections on living a wiggly life instead of straightening things out
- Small ComfortsA personal essay on comfort, fear and the joy of buying a new pair of slippers
- The Beauty of ActionA reflective piece about meaning, authenticity and the play of life