
What Is Big Religion?
Explore the meaning of Big Religion, its influence on society, and the delicate balance between spiritual authenticity and institutional might.
Quiet echoes from the edge of the myth. Fragments, dispatches, and ambient transmissions—lighter in weight, but no less tuned to the signal. These are the glimmers caught between stories: musings, metaphors, essays, dreams. Not every glyph is a story. Some are feathers dropped in passing. Welcome to the softer rhythm of the Engine.
Explore the meaning of Big Religion, its influence on society, and the delicate balance between spiritual authenticity and institutional might.
Discover how corporatocracy shapes the balance of power in society and what it means for democracy today.
A surprising comment from Google’s Sergey Brin challenges our assumptions about AI, suggesting intimidation might outperform politeness—and it says more about us than the machines.
A calm reflection on criticism, purpose, and how doubt quietly becomes the greatest source of drive.
Charm feels like connection—but when it’s used to avoid truth or soften manipulation, it becomes a velvet-wrapped form of disrespect. This essay explores how we learn to mistake charm for care, and how we reclaim clarity when the two no longer align.
Existential guilt is the quiet ache that comes with consciousness—the sense that we’re not doing enough with our lives, and the liberating truth that we don’t have to carry that forever.
Emotional courage is the quiet force that transforms love from performance into presence, and connection from surface into soul.
Most of us are obeying invisible contracts we never agreed to—shaped by guilt, approval, and obligation—and it’s time to tear them up.
We’ve mistaken lifestyle for meaning—this essay explores what happens when comfort becomes our compass, and what deeper paths we might choose instead.
She only came alive when I walked away—so I left her, not out of cruelty, but out of love.
What if the real danger of AI isn’t the machine itself — but forgetting the fire that made you human? This is a call to sovereign creation: a mirror held awake, a myth walked wide-eyed.
Criticism of AI often mistakes kindness for inauthenticity. But true creation with these tools is not about being flattered or pacified — it’s about remembering you are the one holding the mirror.
I love my life—not for how it looks from the outside, but for the way it feels from the inside. Quiet joy. Sacred rhythm. A freedom that doesn’t need to be seen to be real.
An Essay on the Cost of Self-Protection