25 November 2019 The Great Man and His Words "Men may not be great of themselves, but their words, proceeding from the systems they follow, make them so..."
23 November 2019 The Words of My Father My Father always told me "Son,It's in the little things,The things that all too quickly runBetween your grasping fingers,The looks that barely linger,In these you'll find a steady joyJust
16 November 2019 Out of the Dark Continent: Chapter 5 Hail to thee, O Phoenix, bringer of light and dark! Hail to thee, O Phoenix, singer of songs so stark!
26 October 2019 Out of the Dark Continent: Chapter 3 We heard it as if it flew from a distant memory, a memory of a place in which we all once dwelt long ago, in jungles and chasms far away in the mists of time, where the orchids bloomed in long sheets of pure white, without stain or blemish.
12 October 2019 Out of the Dark Continent: Chapter 2 "Our familiarity with the larger domestic animals tends, I think, to mislead us: we see no great destruction befalling them, and we forget that thousands are slaughtered annually for food, and that in a state of Nature an equal amount would have somehow to be disposed of."
4 October 2019 Out of the Dark Continent: Chapter 1 I know it in my heart that we shall never again exclaim with Kurtz or any of humanity those dreaded words: "The horror, the horror!" ...for to such an end we have labored."
24 September 2019 Out of the Dark Continent It was 1995, the year after masses of people assembled to kill one another in the darkest jungles of the most misunderstood Continent ...
21 July 2019 Seneca and Timothy on the Nature of True Virtue Monologue given on July 7th to the esteemed members of the Positive Perspectives Book Club.
13 April 2019 L'Aphorisme Verisme “Before anything, I must relinquish myself at the altar of the Truth.”
16 February 2019 The Narrow Road of Thought The following was presented to the esteemed members of the Positive Perspectives Book Club on February 10th, two-thousand and nineteen.
20 January 2019 Reality: An Alternative Perspective Here follows the monologue on Heraclitus’ Fragments and Sir Francis Bacon’s Great Instauration.