Diary-ish: Reflections

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Diary-ish: Reflections is a quiet place for short thoughts, lived observations, and narrative reflections—read aloud. These are not essays or arguments, but moments of noticing: ideas encountered in real time, held lightly, and allowed to unfold without urgency. Some reflections stand on their own; others glance toward longer bodies of work explored elsewhere. All of them are offered in the same spirit: as notes from a life paying attention, shared slowly, in a human voice.

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    Grace — The Invisible Partner in Becoming Whole

    A reflective exploration of Part IV — “Grace” from The Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck, examining health, healing, serendipity, resistance, and the unseen forces that support human growth.

    5 min

  2. 4 FÉVR.

    Growth, Religion, and the Courage to Revise the Map

    This episode draws from Part III of The Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck, where he explores how our worldviews function as living belief systems—and how psychological and spiritual growth depend on our willingness to examine, revise, and sometimes outgrow them. It is less an argument for any particular faith than an invitation to take responsibility for the map through which we interpret meaning, suffering, and love.

    6 min

  3. 4 FÉVR.

    Love Is Not What We’ve Been Taught to Think

    This episode reflects on Part II — Love from The Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck, exploring love not as a feeling to chase, but as a disciplined choice to support growth—our own and another’s. It’s an invitation to rethink romance, dependency, sacrifice, and commitment, and to see love as one of life’s most demanding—and meaningful—forms of work.

    6 min

  4. 4 FÉVR.

    Life Is Difficult — Discipline as the Path to Growth

    This episode reflects on The Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck, focusing on Part I: Discipline. It explores growth not as comfort or self-improvement, but as a willingness to face reality, accept responsibility, and endure difficulty in service of becoming more whole. The road is not easy — but it is honest, and for many, it is the only one that truly leads forward.

    5 min

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    Wisdom Snacks — January 2026

    Exploring January's insights: grounding vision in reality, swift intentions, confronting stillness, love's need and fear, and choosing commitments that bring joy and peace. source: https://whatithinkilearned.wordpress.com/2026/01/

    2 min

  6. 27 JANV.

    Living Without Distortion

    This episode explores a subtle but decisive shift: from trying to get more out of life to learning how to live without distorting it. It reframes resilience, adaptability, and fulfillment not as achievements to chase, but as ways of meeting reality honestly. A reflection on alignment over intensity, endurance over optimization, and what it means to build a life that remains quietly worth living—even when it isn’t easy.

    3 min

  7. 27 JANV.

    The Two Lives and the Second Mountain

    Most lives begin by learning how to succeed. Fewer pause to ask what success is ultimately for. This episode explores the quiet crossing from the first life—built on achievement, identity, and happiness—to the second life, shaped by commitment, service, and joy. Drawing on the idea that we have two lives—the one we learn with and the one we live after—this reflection invites listeners to consider whether, after all the climbing, love might be the point of it all.

    5 min

  8. 27 JANV.

    Beauty, Remembered Whole

    Beauty, Remembered Whole is a reflection on how our understanding of beauty has narrowed—and what is lost when we reduce it to appearance alone. It explores beauty as something multi-dimensional: lived in the mind, revealed through character, expressed in presence, and deepened by time. Moving from appraisal to recognition, the piece invites a calmer way of seeing—one where beauty is encountered rather than consumed, and love has room to breathe.

    3 min
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Diary-ish: Reflections is a quiet place for short thoughts, lived observations, and narrative reflections—read aloud. These are not essays or arguments, but moments of noticing: ideas encountered in real time, held lightly, and allowed to unfold without urgency. Some reflections stand on their own; others glance toward longer bodies of work explored elsewhere. All of them are offered in the same spirit: as notes from a life paying attention, shared slowly, in a human voice.

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