Shelly Tygielski, a mindfulness teacher in Florida, just wanted to do something good for her community, and give her local meditation group something positive to do in the earliest days of lockdown. She posted an offer on Instagram last March … Continue reading →
This long-form piece in the Atlantic by Ed Yong, Why the Coronavirus Is So Confusing, is excellent on a number of levels. I want to focus on just one that I found personally helpful: the context and motivation behind the … Continue reading →
It seems that crises such as this one either drive us apart (e.g. the Syrian civil war) or bring us together (e.g. World War II).As a life-long critic of homo sapiens generally, I am somewhat surprised and gratified that Covid … Continue reading →
