The Psychology of Nothingness I: Exploring the Void
I consider the condition of nothingness as a “strange attractor”—a condition that calls for our attention, that pulls in ene…
I consider the condition of nothingness as a “strange attractor”—a condition that calls for our attention, that pulls in ene…
In the first essay, I noted that our dreams are often recurrent. This is in part because we don’t seem to have learned an im…
In this essay, we wish to offer several fantasies about interpersonal preferences and personal attitudes, as well as moving …
It is never too late to discover something new about ourselves, nor do we need to bypass the opportunity to become better hu…
Money and the accumulation of Wealth. Money and Wealth are also inevitably interwoven with loss and regret. Furthermore, the…
I return to my consideration of the general principles that operate when we are dreaming. I focus specifically on the struct…
It is time to focus on the “real” content of all (or most) dreams. It is time to focus on sexuality in dreams. Some readers …
“The ultimate touchstone of friendship is not improvement neither of the other nor of the self. The ultimate touchston…
Dreams have included content from movies and television, much has been the case with other art forms. However, movies and te…
Two books have recently been published that speak to the challenge of achieving a good night of sleep. One of the books is a…