Do we ‘attract’ similar situations, or merely ‘notice’ them with a higher rate of occurrence because we are projecting our assumptive beliefs? We don't necessarily attract certain characteristics and traits in others; ra…
The question might come to mind, when is a belief, factually and objectively limiting? Imagine a world where the boundaries of our potential are defined not by our abilities, but by the invisible chains of cultural programming and social stig…
There are times when people hold vehemently to their beliefs, even when confronted with evidence that proves their beliefs are false. We’ve all witnessed the age-old argument; you say to-MAY-to, I say to-MAH-to. For example, someone c…
Our perspectives on life and social interactions are significantly shaped by the filters and biases we employ, which influence how we interpret events, perceive others, and navigate relationships. The paradoxical enigmas of our ego processe…
Throughout life, we often stop to ponder how we measure up. Although this can be a valuable tool for growth, it’s not always an accurate assessment, and rather than being objective, we sometimes lean into distorted filters and subjective bias…
Alex had always prided themselves on being what they believed to be an authentic, independent thinker—someone who formed their own beliefs and opinions, unbeholden to societal pressures or cultural conditioning. But lately, a nagging sense of …
Allegorically, holding space for each other and walking each other home is an elemental part of life. We are all treading the waters of that ever-present journey of curiosity and discovery that is our human evolution. The Kahu shows us the…
Ever find yourself caught in the web of bikeshedding? 🚲 Bikeshedding, also known as Parkinson’s law of triviality, describes our tendency to devote a disproportionate amount of our time to menial and trivial matters while leaving im…
It happens. We convince ourselves we need more goals to bring us closer to what we perceive as a successful series of better outcomes. Whenever we set goals, regardless of when they occur, do we spend much time considering why we feel motivated or …
We are taught that the self is some sort of constructed home, yet we exist energetically everywhere.We believe the self is a place, something to come and go within.Yet we are everywhere, and in everything.To the point that we are petrified by the no…