The 21st Century Self by Robert Saltzman 📚 is an extraordinary book. Chapter one is so exquisitely articulate I dare not read it again lest it lose any of its fragile perfection.
What happens when we die www.themarginalian.org/2022/01/1…
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Milton Understood the 21st Century Mind: scottwalters.micro.blog
“I also learned something about people and friendship, and remembered something about the passing of all things.”zeldman.com/2025/08/0…
I love his photographs.
Everything worthwhile and valuable in life tend to be by-products of other processes, not ends in themselves which can be directly pursued, attained, gained or achieved. Happiness, contentment, love, gratitude, compassion, wholeness, even so-called awakening/ enlightenment – all simply arise if causes and conditions allow. The degree to which we think we can control those factors is greatly overstated.
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The path leads directly here from here…
Some runs are better than others and that was not one of them. Legs like lead and nothing in the tank.
“The moment is all; the moment is enough.”
— Virginia Wolf
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Currently reading The 21st Century Self by Robert Saltzman 📚
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Finished reading: Where the Heart Beats by Kay Larson 📚
I Want to read: The 21st Century Self by Robert Saltzman 📚
Finished reading: China Root by David Hinton 📚
Extraordinary read. The language is sparse but so evocative.
“The present-moment experience is not a fixed state. You cannot catch it or hold it. It’s an endless transition without life or death. It’s a page that is always turning.”