Zerebria

One of the drawbacks of writing about personal development is that one writes out of what one lives, so some things become unavoidably (more…)

The other day I was going back home from my parents’ when I suddenly remembered I had forgotten to bring with me something I needed. ‘Man, I’m an asshole!’, I said to myself. Then the thought came to me: (more…)

I recently polished my Some Day/Maybe list, which had become sort of a black hole with more than 1,500 items (!) (more…)

I pour water in the cup and say to myself: (more…)

It happens now and then. You have a feeling your idea is not that uncanny. Some fellow human around has certainly thought it before, with the difference that, what for you has only been a passing bird, (more…)

They were in bed, deciding what to do in the afternoon, when she suddenly stretched out her hand towards the night table (more…)

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In Frogs into Princes, John Grinder and Richard Bandler refer a very eloquent story about free will and systems of beliefs. The Denver zoo was being renovated, and the delivery with the polar bear (more…)

I consider (quality) humor as a tool for the exploration of reality, and I’ve always thought there is a profound truth in this sketch from Woody Allen’s first film, ‘Take the money and run’. It goes like this: (more…)

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If you have been round here for a while, you’ll know that individual consciousness, and its relations with the mob, is a recurrent issue in this blog. I consider it key to our current situation as a community. Well, the other day I had an insight about this and my first thought, of course, (more…)

I have blogged several times about the virtues of admiration, and the greatness of being a polymath, so I thought it would be nice to show that I practice what I preach by introducing here some of my heroes. (more…)