One September dawn on the verge of a significant life change, sitting on my poet friend’s dock, I watched a great blue heron rise slow and prehistoric through the morning mist, carrying the s…

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14.09.2024

Kinship in the Light of Conscience: Peter Kropotkin on the Crucial Difference Between Love, Sympathy, and Solidarity – The Marginalian

“Every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you,” Whitman wrote in what may be the most elemental definition of solidarity — this tender recognition of our interdependence and …

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16.09.2024

An Illustrated Ode to Love’s Secret Knowledge – The Marginalian

When Dante wrote of “the Love that moves the Sun and the other stars,” he was shining a sidewise gleam on the secret knowledge of the universe, the knowledge by which everything coheres. All love i…

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The Shape of Wonder: N.J. Berrill on the Universe, the Deepest Meaning of Beauty, and the Highest Form of Faith – The Marginalian

The Great Blue Heron, Signs vs. Omens, and Our Search for Meaning – The Marginalian

Kinship in the Light of Conscience: Peter Kropotkin on the Crucial Difference Between Love, Sympathy, and Solidarity – The Marginalian

An Illustrated Ode to Love’s Secret Knowledge – The Marginalian

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