Ruminate’s blog picked up “When Beauty Will Save the World.” Check it out here— and add your voice to the conversation.
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In Which a Dead, Polish-American Male Mathematician-Linguist Speaks Wisdom to a Living American-American Female Mother-Writer About Her Body
I’m suffering insecurity and guilt, but it’s easy—easier than actually looking. Easier than actually asking—in earnest, in humbleness—if I’m being a good mother. It’s easier to feel guilty with everyone than to feel good alone. It’s easier to be unhappy with my body and belong than to, than to, I don’t even know what. Is there something else?
Alfred Korzybski brings on stream of consciousness in this month’s get born post.