Marko Schmitt
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Entrepreneur, coach, writer, launching Guiderly, the platform that provides tools, resources, and community for accessing your genius.
Zen koans challenge logical reasoning and encourage meditation, self-reflection, and enlightenment:
Ex: what is the sound of one hand clapping?
Martin Luther King Day coinciding with Trump's inauguration is a koan we must live with for the next 4 years.
What insight does this koan mean for you?
Ex: what is the sound of one hand clapping?
Martin Luther King Day coinciding with Trump's inauguration is a koan we must live with for the next 4 years.
What insight does this koan mean for you?
January 21, 2025 at 12:11 AM
Zen koans challenge logical reasoning and encourage meditation, self-reflection, and enlightenment:
Ex: what is the sound of one hand clapping?
Martin Luther King Day coinciding with Trump's inauguration is a koan we must live with for the next 4 years.
What insight does this koan mean for you?
Ex: what is the sound of one hand clapping?
Martin Luther King Day coinciding with Trump's inauguration is a koan we must live with for the next 4 years.
What insight does this koan mean for you?
"You’re not allowed to give up." Alexei Navalny
December 28, 2024 at 5:33 AM
"You’re not allowed to give up." Alexei Navalny
The myth of being normal causes suffering.
Suffering is not normal. It means things are out of alignment in how we are living our lives.
A good question to ask is, "What is my body and mind trying to tell me?"
This is a step towards trusting your inner wisdom which is much better than normal.
Suffering is not normal. It means things are out of alignment in how we are living our lives.
A good question to ask is, "What is my body and mind trying to tell me?"
This is a step towards trusting your inner wisdom which is much better than normal.
December 22, 2024 at 5:09 PM
The myth of being normal causes suffering.
Suffering is not normal. It means things are out of alignment in how we are living our lives.
A good question to ask is, "What is my body and mind trying to tell me?"
This is a step towards trusting your inner wisdom which is much better than normal.
Suffering is not normal. It means things are out of alignment in how we are living our lives.
A good question to ask is, "What is my body and mind trying to tell me?"
This is a step towards trusting your inner wisdom which is much better than normal.