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A great read on life told through Rick and Morty
The benefit of reading so much is that it helps you learn to leap, and then keeps reminding you to
For me, base layer is philosophy: Upanishads, Gita, Schopenhauer, Campbell, Watts, Huxley
Short version:
hackernoon.com/rick-and-morty…
The benefit of reading so much is that it helps you learn to leap, and then keeps reminding you to
For me, base layer is philosophy: Upanishads, Gita, Schopenhauer, Campbell, Watts, Huxley
Short version:
hackernoon.com/rick-and-morty…
H/t to @jposhaughnessy for sharing.
In case you think this is new, this has always been the hardest question. And the answer has always been the same—yet most people choose simple pleasure over the harder path of abiding joy.
This—the katha Upanishad—is 3000 years old.
This—the katha Upanishad—is 3000 years old.
Having just reread the Katha, it is amazing that the katha and this article on Rick and Morty are the same exact thing. Beauty is while no one will likely go read the Katha, they might read about Rick and Morty. More evidence:
Last point. If you go to our website, this is the first thing you see. This is mostly for us: to remind us to do the hard stuff that requires leaps lest things get very boring very fast. Joseph Campbell’s journey structure on right is the constant inspiration. Live the loop.
