- Bertrand Russell’s 1901 Set Paradox: Suppose there exists a barber who shaves only men who do not shave themselves, and shaves all such men. Who shaves this barber?
- I am no different than anyone else. But I’m not the same as anyone else.
- If everything happens for a reason, then nothing happens for a reason.
- My voice is authentic, original, and deeply generative. My voice will be heard! Yet, all is perfect as is, including a world where my voice is not heard
- “The world is perfect. Yet the compassionate ones act to change it” – Shakti Mhi
- Trying to find union, or belonging, through words, is to become aware that all words inherently divide: they carve out meaning.
- You are gone. Yet I know I’ll see you again.
I surrender to the mystery of life, of which these paradoxes are a manifestation. Are these paradoxes not sacred? For if my goal is to find oneness, what better place to start than with dualities that are so clearly screaming for transcendence?
Beyond Mountains, More Mountains 