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Ursula K. Le Guin about suffering and getting to the other side of pain – The Marginalian

Ursula K. Le Guin about suffering and getting to the other side of pain – The Marginalian

Simone Weil considered it the highest discipline there is to “make use of suffering brought about by accident.” George Bernard…
200 Years of Great Writers and Artists on the Rewards of Soil and Seed – The Marginalian

200 Years of Great Writers and Artists on the Rewards of Soil and Seed – The Marginalian

Something happens when you are in a garden, when you garden — something beyond the tactile reminder that, in the…
Virginia Woolf on How to Feel Your Soul – The Marginalian

Virginia Woolf on How to Feel Your Soul – The Marginalian

It's an ongoing mystery: What makes you and your friendship the same person. Throughout life's physical and mental changes, some…
Weekend Favorites: anxiety time + 5 categories of clutter

Weekend Favorites: anxiety time + 5 categories of clutter

Weekend Favorites: anxiety time + 5 categories of clutter – Be More with Less Get yours FREE copy of…
Mending a Broken Heart – Marginalian

Mending a Broken Heart – Marginalian

Written by Maria Popova “Life will break you,” wrote Louise Erdrich in her passionate insistence that “you are here to…
Terry Tempest Williams on The Paradox of Change and How to Live with Uncertainty – The Marginalian

Terry Tempest Williams on The Paradox of Change and How to Live with Uncertainty – The Marginalian

It's amazing how, in a universe ruled by constant change, humans are constantly hungry for life – our bodies are…
A Jolt from Henry James – The Marginalian

A Jolt from Henry James – The Marginalian

“The things we want are changing, and we don't know or think we know what the other part of that…
Notes on Building a Paradise – The Marginalian

Notes on Building a Paradise – The Marginalian

“The gardener digs in another time, which has no past or future, beginning or end… Jarman is one of the…
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