All dichotomies are false, or at least artificial, and we have René Descartes — if not Plato himself — to thank for our obsession with dualism. Still and all, I contain multitudes and desire to create a dichotomy of my own.
I called God "stinky."
All dichotomies are false, or at least artificial, and we have René Descartes — if not Plato himself — to thank for our obsession with dualism. Still and all, I contain multitudes and desire to create a dichotomy of my own.
If we rely on our experience of time to always be sequential, this experience will only seem sentimental. But if we allow ourselves to understand that eternity always touches the present moment, we can begin to experience the presence of people we remember.