The On Being Projectさんのイラストまとめ

The movie “The Nightmare Before Christmas” reflected life’s imperfections back to writer @iSmashFizzle.

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The movie “Boyhood” captures what poet Naomi Shihab Nye calls “the slow time of childhood, when your whole job was looking around.”

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The garden is a space where writer Ross Gay finds both community and inspiration.

Where is a place that feels full of possibility to you?

The spiritual tension between justice and mercy informs @imancentral executive director @RamiNashashibi’s work in the world.

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Joanna Macy says the biggest gift we can give ourselves is to be absolutely present.

“The main thing is that you’re showing up, that you’re here, and that you’re finding ever more capacity to love this world because it will not be healed without that."

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W.E.B. Du Bois coined the term “double consciousness” in 1903, offering shape to his experience as a black man in America. This week, we revisit his legacy with 2014 interviews from @DrMayaAngelou, @ProfessorEA & Arnold Rampersad. https://t.co/tdhSW7EclE

We've become bored with thinking. @brainpicker says it shows up in the way we use the internet — and is why we skim articles and skip forward in short videos.

The only way to glean knowledge is through contemplation and time, she says.

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“There is no shortcut for the conquest of meaning. And ultimately, it is meaning that we seek to give to our lives.” ~@brainpicker

Daniel Kahneman says we're not surprised often enough, thanks to our 🧠.

Something happens → 🧠 invents a story → story becomes beliefs/opinions

Although we may feel like we have a well-reasoned understanding of the world, our "rationality" is moot.

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“The rise of the feminine doesn’t have to come with the fall of the masculine. Women can be both strong and sensitive. And so can men.” ~@JackiZehner on @WonderWomanFilm

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