No. 3 · 2026-11-05
On Humility
On Humility
A reader reflects on true humility, which our culture often mistakes for humiliation, and offers an image of humility as soil that receives everything and turns it into new life. The reply follows that thread across many traditions, then turns to how emptying ourselves makes us full, so that humility becomes a way of lifting others up rather than lowering ourselves.
No. 2 · 2026-10-15
Finding one's own flaws
Finding one's own flaws
A reader notices the flaws others can't see in themselves, and wonders about their own blind spots. The reply treats the judging mind as a mirror, and suggests that kindness and resting in awareness bring more to light than effort does.
No. 1 · 2026-09-20
So, What Is Death?
So, What Is Death?
A reader writes about death. Facing it feels possible in principle, but something feels inherently unfair about one's life coming to an end. The reply reframes death, turning toward impermanence, and to what happens when we let the mystery in rather than argue with it.