The Wisdom School: What it Means to be Human

What Jagger, My Cat, Taught Me About the Nature of Consciousness

A quiet evening turned into a revelation about consciousness, connection, and the mystery we share with every living being.

Nov 5 • 

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October 2025

The Silent Conversation Between You and Your Bones

Every Impact Is a Message: Stay Alive, Stay Strong, Stay in Motion

Oct 29 • 

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The Hidden Cost of Great Wealth

When the rich stop answering to anyone, corruption stops being the exception and becomes the system...

Oct 14 • 

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When the Body Forgets to Ask for Water

The fading thirst reflex after 60 isn’t just an inconvenience—it may be one of the most overlooked causes of heart and brain stress.

Oct 8 • 

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The Hidden Power of Gratitude and Forgiveness

Why gratitude and forgiveness are more than virtues—they’re lifelines in love and life.

Oct 1 • 

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September 2025

Can Silence Be a Kind of Universal Medicine?

Silence demands courage. The courage to face discomfort. The courage to stop escaping. The courage to be with what is real.

Sep 24 • 

Thom Hartmann

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The Blood Moon’s Invitation

Step outside, look up, and remember: the cosmos is not a backdrop, but a dance we are part of.

Sep 17 • 

Thom Hartmann

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Deep Listening: In Relationships, it Can Be a Lifeline

In a time when relationships are tested by distraction, stress, and cultural noise, deep listening can be a revolutionary act.

Sep 10 • 

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Should Lithium Become Part of the Standard Toolkit Against Alzheimer’s?

We need to know whether lithium should be part of a broader strategy including exercise, diet, cognitive engagement, or even alongside new drug…

Sep 3 • 

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August 2025

What If Your Choices Today Could Rewrite Yesterday?

Quantum experiments show the past isn’t set in stone until it’s observed in the present—raising profound questions about memory, free will, and our role…

Aug 27 • 

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Let Your Mind Wander: Why Daydreaming, Quiet Walks, and Calm Downtime Are Brain Superpowers

Schedule time to daydream, to reflect, to wander, but really wander. Your brain’s default mode network is counting on it.

Aug 20 • 

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The Gospel of Mary and the Feminine Christ: What the Church Doesn’t Want You to Know

And make no mistake: the suppression of Mary was never about theology. It was about control by men.

Aug 13 • 

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