“Enough is so vast a sweetness, I suppose it never occurs, only pathetic counterfeits,” Emily Dickinson sighed in one of her love letters to Susan an epoch before Kurt Vonnegut, in a sh…

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Favorite Books of the Year: Art, Science, Poetry, Psychology, Children’s, and More – The Marginalian

Because I read for the same reason I write — to fathom my life and deepen my living — looking back on a year of life has always been looking back on a year of reading. This year was dif…

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How You Relate to Anything Is How You Relate to Everything: Reclaiming the Spirit of the Christmas Tree – The Marginalian

Because life is a cosmos of connection, because to be alive is to be in relationship with the world, because (in the immortal words of John Muir) “when we try to pick out anything by itself, …

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A Whole of Parts: Philosopher R.L. Nettleship on Love, Death, and the Paradox of Personality – The Marginalian

“Death is self-surrender… Love is the consciousness of survival in the act of self-surrender.”

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