Beautiful phrase to describe the new experiences with your child: "tender, fleeting and sacred."
Like yoga and wellness, I've looked with some skepticism upon some of new corporate grabs into spirituality. It seems like orgs are trying to scratch an itch we all have, and forgot about -- and we forgot about it largely because orgs deadened us to the needs and longings of our own human hearts. I dunno - I am not explaining this well. But something seems off.
Yes I believe (?) No Logo by Naomi Klein has a good chapter on corporations consciously trying to co-opt elements of religion and spirituality, so that their brand could "transcend" actually making any product
Congratulations on the new life! Maybe most things shouldn’t be subjected to the logic of a job, even business, but I only really see UBI fulfilling that and allowing us all to operate on our own rhythms.
Beautiful phrase to describe the new experiences with your child: "tender, fleeting and sacred."
Like yoga and wellness, I've looked with some skepticism upon some of new corporate grabs into spirituality. It seems like orgs are trying to scratch an itch we all have, and forgot about -- and we forgot about it largely because orgs deadened us to the needs and longings of our own human hearts. I dunno - I am not explaining this well. But something seems off.
Yes I believe (?) No Logo by Naomi Klein has a good chapter on corporations consciously trying to co-opt elements of religion and spirituality, so that their brand could "transcend" actually making any product
Congratulations on the new life! Maybe most things shouldn’t be subjected to the logic of a job, even business, but I only really see UBI fulfilling that and allowing us all to operate on our own rhythms.