Category: self-knowledge

• Drive My Car

  I went to The Projector on Tuesday this week for the 7:30pm screening of “Drive My Car” which won “Best Screenplay” in the 2021 Cannes Film Festival. It is a movie adaptation of Haruki Murakami’s short story of the same title. (SPOILER ALERT: important plot points will be revealed, so please do not continue reading […]

  September 24, 2021

  Childhood trauma, mindfulness, Psychology, Quiet, Relationship, self-knowledge, soul, Time

• Using Humor to Disguise Fear or Terror

  “Oh, Peter, of course I understand. And I approve. I’m a realist. Man has always insisted on making an ass of himself. Oh, come now, we must never lose our sense of humour. Still, I’ve always loved the tale of Tristan and Isolde. It’s the most beautiful story ever told – next to that of […]

  September 21, 2021

  abuse, domestic violence, Healing, life, Love, mindfulness, Psychology, self-knowledge, Uncategorized

• Why David Bothers Me

  As a mature Christian, I find it unsettling that after all these years, the biblical David still really irritates and annoys me, and I would daresay even outrages me. As much as I try to put this conflict in my heart to rest, I still find it very difficult to accept that he has such […]

  September 18, 2021

  Approval, christianity, Healing, Imagination, life, Love, mindfulness, Morality, Relationship, religion, self-knowledge, soul, Uncategorized