Omnis cum tenebris praesortim vita laboret. Understanding is practice and commitments. Our path is our journey, it is our values, what we hold dear, the meaning is found in creation, and that is found in the light and dark of experience. Often in the dark corners. Our phantoms, nightmares, shadow...

A thousand and one goals. I discuss why I love this book, the author, and why I learned German(as Joyce did with Ibsen) to read more into ideas I love... Amor fati. Man is the evaluator. Shatzen. Meaning is value, is creation...

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Fred's greatest tome meets my epitome of Podcasts...

AI research could learn from history. Yogacara has upacara. The self is a construction born of need. And the Greek had the automaton. The golum. Frankenstein's monster. A creation that turns on the creator. Are we creating monsters while playing at being better than our previous selves?

To be othered, to be disenfranchised from the group, and from oneself.

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Don’t be too good or too wise! Why destroy yourself?

Ecclesiastes 7:16

What is meaning, value? Finnegans Wake, Carl Jung and his red book, Nietzsche and his Zarathustra... What is missing in our mandate?

I read an excerpt from Finnegans Wake. Page 118 to 119. In it you will hear Irish unity, impermanence, early form of synchronicity, meaning, value, and the eternal return and amor fati from Nietzsche. ***Reading begins at 32 minutes**

I discuss the synergy of intergenerational trauma in the Irish and Canadian experience. Culture and language both, together and separately are the cause and the healing of the trauma. The tragedy of trauma.

Metempsychosis meets metempykosis. When trauma meets catharsis we see growth. Insight. Knowledge. Gnosis. Intergritas = wholeness. Tat tvam asi. I am already complete.

I discuss an audible course. A course that opens with failure, followed by failure. About one of the most important topics we have today.

I discuss looking up some information on NATO from the internet. ** Peace cannot be kept by force; it can only be achieved by understanding.

Albert Einstein