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“What right now am I unwilling to feel?” — Tara Brach It’s a simple question that most people can answer if they are willing to sit
“The best balm for the soul is friendship.” — Eddie Jaku Imagine losing your wallet. Not a hypothetical wallet. Your wallet. Driver’s license, credit cards, perhaps a
Everything changes. Wisdom begins when we stop being surprised by it. For nearly twenty years, the remains of a famous writer sat forgotten. Not in a
What Thomas Merton Learned at Fourth and Walnut On March 18, 1958, Thomas Merton was standing at the intersection of Fourth and Walnut in downtown
A collection of reflections and resources on loneliness, social isolation, solitude, friendship, belonging, and human connection in later life. Loneliness in later life can arrive
“The eternal quest of the individual human being is to shatter one's loneliness.” — Norman Cousins Loneliness is not always the absence of people. Sometimes it shows
Spirituality and Loneliness in Later Life Recent studies have revealed a troubling trend: nearly half of adults today have fewer than three close friends in
There are mornings when the lower back wakes us before the first cup of coffee has a chance to help. Most of us treat these
What artificial intelligence can do—and what it can never decide for us Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, once described his company’s ambition as creating
Certainty can be helpful. It lets us make choices, commit to them, and stay steady when life feels unpredictable. But there’s another side to