A Thought: On the Language of Music

There is so much power in the universality of music. I firmly believe that, if Babel is what shattered the words of the world into something incomprehensible from one place to the next, before it, we all sang. Read more!

A Thought: On the Spread of Ignorance

All moral objection aside, to mock the beliefs of those who preach ignorance is to virtually assure that those who listen to them, knowing no better, will be too ashamed to seek out truth.

In essence, then, do we, by doing so, hinder passively the spread of reason as much as those who do so actively.

It is better to put forth truth into the world with reason, infinite kindness and patience than to waste breath in chiding those who would do otherwise. Read more!

A Thought: On the Brevity of Life, Good and Bad

There are some days, as the years go by, when I feel as though I'm getting older too quickly. Funnily enough, I've come to realize that those are the days I find to be most worth living, good or bad. And a part of that is because I've been lucky enough to have had, thus far, a life filled with friends and family who make me think, feel and, most importantly, anchor me to the world.

Life can feel too short because of all that you have or all that you have left to do. Either way, enjoy what's there, while it's there. Read more!