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Following Wisdom can be disruptive and arduous at times, especially when it takes us down unconventional paths. Bushwhacking through the brambles of the unorthodox way, one can lose faith in the unseen, especially when the route grows painful, exhausting, or lonely. But as we cut the path, it is also shaping us into the kind of person who is called

Toko-pa Turner • The Dreaming Way: Courting the Wisdom of Dreams

Thinking for yourself means finding yourself, finding your own reality.

JamesClear.com • "Solitude and Leadership"

Thought-leaders spend their entire lives running from their initiatory fires, avoiding the ash, and living in denial of their own depth. That’s what makes them so shallow.

Wisdom keepers learn recognize the invitation into immolation when it comes. They know that the fire isn't trying to destroy them - it's trying to reveal them.

Evan Meyer • The World Doesn't Need More Thought Leaders

When the unknown starts to overshadow the known, we are forced to abandon our habituated ways of thinking and doing things, and look to new ways. If we don’t, we risk descending into chaos, authoritarianims, or worse - extinction.

Euvie Ivanova • Baba Yaga, Shamanism, and Emergence

a destructive cultural delusion: that we need more knowledge, life-hacks and productivity tips to become the people we want to be.

Daniel Kazandjian • Greatness isn't Grandiose

Because wisdom out of inner peace is becoming the most scarce resource.

He had come to live according to his own values rather than those insisted upon by the media. Against many odds, he had made

The School of Life • How Modern Media Destroys Our Minds: Calming the chaos

If you fail to transcend conventional thinking at a time when conventional thinking is losing touch with reality, then you will be more likely to fall prey to an epidemic of disorientation that lies ahead. Disorientation breeds mistakes that could threaten your business, your investments, and your way of life.

James Dale Davidson, Lord William Rees-Mogg • The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age

Once, the ancients saw the adoption of the wise, rational life as a kind of co-existence with the gods. These rational natures, they believed, constituted the deific part of us, and the philosophical life offered a route to transcend ordinary existence. It allowed us to glimpse those higher realms of divinity (according to Plato) or perhaps move in