Gathering with Purpose: Jeffersonian Dinners
Are you looking for a unique and engaging way to bring people together for an evening of stimulating conversation and delicious food?
Then then answer is: attend or host a Jeffersonian Dinner.
In this post, we’ll cover what a Jeffersonian Dinner is an why you’d like to be join one.
#43 – Xuan Gwar – Shamanism, Religion, the Wisdom of Plant Medicine, Ego Work and more
This is one of the densest and deepest episodes of the season, this time we talked with Xuan Gwar about the practice of shamanism.
We talk about the meaning of shamanism and its foundational concepts, expanding the narrative of what this spiritual path implies. In this episode, Xuan takes us into this practice through comparisons with various religions, allowing us to understand in a more practical way what shamanism involves as a spiritual path without a book or dogma.
Beat the “I Need to Know More” Anxiety
Trying to “Know More” is a sure way to anxiety.
There is a way to avoid that itch, it’s understand how much and how well we know something.
Check this article to avoid the anxiety and make the most out of your knowledge.
CI/CD in real life
CI/CD or Continuous Integration and Delivery is not related to software and technology exclusively. CI/CD means – overall – Continuous Integration of lessons into our minds and Continuous Delivery of […]
Continuous Delivery: Painless Births
Continuous Delivery, one of the super-powers of DevOps. Briefly explained and some tips to practice it.
June – How to hack your dream?
Every human spends a third of their life sleeping. That is to say, if we get to live 90 years, 30 of these, we will spend them sleeping. If so […]
Mass Production Machines
An average human is right now producing: 3mm or 0.12inch of nails per month. Around 15cm or 6 inches of hair per year. Between 0.8 to 1.4 liters of sweat […]
Human Resumé
When we apply for a job, the potential employer asks how many years of expertise do we have…. and, like any human applying for his/her first job, the answer is […]
Three Ways to Learn
Life taught me that there are three ways to learn: The easy way The hard way The wise way The first one – the easy way – is ephemeral. Usually, […]
The cat didn’t have a chance
“Curiosity killed the cat” they said, but the truth is that the cat had zero chance against life. Show me a cat that has lived forever (not even Egyptian cat […]