I've found that my clients' discontents are often rooted in an unmet longing for wildness, mystery, and a meaningful engagement with the world.
- Bill Plotkin
River Kennax.comI've found that my clients' discontents are often rooted in an unmet longing for wildness, mystery, and a meaningful engagement with the world. - Bill Plotkin
Until we recognize and live in accord with our underlying purpose, our life may feel like a puzzle with missing pieces; we may have a sense that there’s something we’re here to do, but we can’t quite grasp it. We work and rest, eat and sleep, make money and spend it, have our share of pleasures and difficulties, but the fundamental recognition of o
... See moreDan Millman • THE LIFE YOU WERE BORN TO LIVE: A Guide to Finding Your Life Purpose
The positing of a spiritual plane sounds like a symptom of our very human wish that there must be more to this world than the everyday things that make up our lives. We want to be sure that somehow it must all add up and have some meaning not obvious to us now. Many atheists might proudly proclaim that our lives have no ultimate meaning, yet the bu
... See moreDerren Brown • Happy: Why More or Less Everything is Absolutely Fine
Robert de Ropp: "Seek, above all, for a game worth playing. Such is the advice of the oracle to modern man. Having found the game, play it with intensity—play as if your life and sanity depended on it."
"If life does not seem to offer a game worth playing,
then invent one."