Reflections on awareness, identity, and meaning inspired by the Dualistic Unity podcast and our Book, “Proof That You’re God“. These articles explore culture, psychology, current events, and consciousness beneath everyday experience — not to provide answers, but to invite clearer seeing.
What the Commissioning of Silicon Valley Leaders Reveals About Power, Authority, and Modern Governance On June 13, 2025, the U.S. Army established a new initiative called Detachment 201: The Army’s Executive Innovation Corps and commissioned four prominent tech leaders as Lieutenant Colonels in the Army Reserve. These individuals are: Shyam Sankar, Chief Technology Officer at Palantir...
Goals are meant to create progress, but for many people they quietly create pressure, fragility, and burnout. This article explores why direction works differently—and why movement doesn’t have to depend on constant achievement.
“You are the change” is often heard as a demand for control. But what if responsibility doesn’t mean managing outcomes—only owning how you respond?
The thought that things should be different feels natural. But when resistance is added to difficulty, suffering increases. What changes when reality is no longer argued with?
Concepts are useful tools—but when they replace reality, they quietly become barriers. A reflection on how ideas about self, meaning, and truth can obscure direct contact.
When the United States withdraws from the World Health Organization, it’s easy to treat the moment as purely political. Policy disagreement.Funding disputes.Ideological differences. But events like this rarely land with such intensity because of logistics alone. They land because they touch something deeper—something existential. Health is one of the few domains that makes interdependence...
Pornography, AI, and What Happens When Desire Loses Relationship The DEFIANCE Act aims to address a rapidly escalating form of harm:AI-generated deepfake pornography that exploits women and girls by fabricating sexual content using their likeness without their consent. That protection is necessary. But legislation alone cannot address the deeper conditions that made this exploitation inevitable...
Presence is often described as something to return to. But what if you never left — and the effort to be present is part of the misunderstanding?
Awareness is often approached as a practice or skill. But what if it’s already present before any effort begins? A reflection on why this causes confusion.
Black History Month often treats history as something complete — a set of stories safely behind us. Names to honor. Struggles to remember. Victories already resolved. But figures like Representative Jasmine Crockett disrupt that comfort. Her work does not belong to the past.It belongs to the present tense of American democracy. Crockett’s rise from public defender to the U.S. Congress is not a...
