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Happy Passover, Easter, Equinox and all things Vernal! It's the time of year for celebrating what was once given up for dead, now sprouting with renewed life. We've been at this little song and dance for thousands of years now, east and west

Today we’re going to riff on dying. And since we only get one shot at that in our lives... we’re going to talk about a little known discipline: Death practices.

What is it about so-called "spiritual" paths these days that leaves so many people uptight and unhappy?

I realized something painfully obvious––that vague "6-9 months" of drift I'd placed wasn't right––it was a very specific 12 months, and it's been happening to all of us, slowly, insidiously, so incremental that it's really hard to note exactly how it has invaded and corrupted our minds and hearts.

Just had a killer exchange with Dr. Matt Johnson that I wanted to share as it's super germane to what's going on more broadly in the therapeutic space.

"What makes this hope radical," he explains, "is that it is directed toward a future goodness that transcends our current ability to understand what it is."

Time (or Chronos) has been getting thicker and thicker. And that's causing as much or even more of our grief.

The evolution of Logos, the neuroscience of Clubhouse, and WordSoundPower

Wanted to wrap up our 2021 New Year's updates before we get out of January so everyone can grok the landscape ahead and choose where and how you'd like to plug in along the way.

An invitation to the project we've been working on for all of quarantine, and really, our whole lives. Think of it like blockchain––open-source, flexible and scalable––but for transformational culture, not finance.

If you're getting lost in the parking lot, you probably shouldn't come on the expedition. The closer to the gate, the fiercer the dragons. And if someone's coming unspooled on social media memes, the Screaming Abyss will eat them alive. Kinder and better they stay home.

As we slide into home plate on this rough and tumble year, wanted to share a few thoughts on what was an especially weird week.