About MoE

Woodcut by Camille Flammarion for L'atmosphere Metereologie Populaire.
This journal is an exploration into the mystery of existence, and reflects what is alive for me here now.
As with any other stories, maps, images, theories and frameworks, anything here has a question mark after it, even if it doesn’t show up on the screen.
Also be advised that what I write about comes from personal explorations. If you want more solid advice, find a qualified teacher from one of the many traditions out there.
The best way to learn more about MoE is to check out the tag cloud or chronological archive. Also, read an explanation of the url absent of i.
Here are some resources I have found helpful and a list of books in my library.
Don’t feel shy about emailing me or leaving comments.
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