The monastery: In search of oneself
Meditation is about self-reflection, so all you need to do is practice earnestly and consistently.
Tag: ADAM TATELMAN
You fucked up (again)
The readers play the role of Katia’s conscience and self-doubt by offering suggestions to the author on what to write next.
Somewhere in the heavens, they are waiting
There is a rich, detailed space opera happening behind the scenes, and it is well worth the player’s interest.
Flawed by Design: Take it outside
Usually, these games pit a fragile-yet-acrobatic character with a huge arsenal of attacks against enormous bosses with even bigger health bars.
Disappearing Donald
“If he is no longer corporeal, the only explanation can be that people have stopped believing in him.”
The legend, live
But the Legend of Zelda series has always had a thematic undertone relating to the—sometimes literal—magic of music.
Outrage roulette
The purpose of science fiction—especially cyberpunk—is to create fictional allegories for contemporary social issues.
Verse versus volition
The changing of structure is a good thing, as long as it is changed for a reason, and can always be clearly defined as a structure once changed.
The monastery: Breaking the habit
The only way to get through is to keep finding new strategies for change.