HeyJaredRaffaello Palandri
I am an ordained Buddhist Priest living as a layperson, a Coach, a Teacher. I write about Growth, fulfilment, and purpose. Buddhism, Knowledge, Esoterism, Meditation, QiGong, Tantra, Yoga. Also, Photography, linguistics, and neuroscience.
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Focus on the lead measures (opens the original)
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“Focus on the Lead Measures” appears, at first glance, to be merely another piece of managerial vocabulary for disciplined attention, but the phrase contains a much more consequential operation because it transforms causality itself into an administrative object, dividing experience into those variables that are permitted to count as precursors and those that are relegated to the status of lagging consequences, after which the individual is instructed to organise behaviour around the variables t
Compound Your Daily Habits (opens the original)
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“Compound Your Daily Habits” is one of those apparently harmless pieces of productivity language whose violence becomes visible only when its economic metaphor is followed to its logical destination, because the instruction does not merely encourage repetition but proposes that human behaviour should be converted into an accumulating asset whose value increases through disciplined recurrence, thereby importing the temporal logic of compound interest into the organisation of everyday existence. T
Protect Your High-Value Focus (opens the original)
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“Protect Your High-Value Focus” presents itself as an instruction for preserving concentration, yet beneath the language of cognitive hygiene lies a much more consequential proposition, namely that human attention should be treated as a scarce productive asset whose value can be identified, protected, allocated and defended according to an externally intelligible hierarchy of usefulness. The apparently benign adjective “high-value” is doing the decisive ideological work here, because focus is no
Intrinsic Nature (opens the original)
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From today’s Book of the Day, I have chosen the following sentence for a deeper analysis.These entities spoken of by ourselves and others / Are in reality devoid of any intrinsic nature, / Because they possess neither a nature as one / Nor as many, and are just like reflections.What makes the opening verse of Śāntarakṣita‘s Madhyamakālaṃkāra so extraordinarily dense is that it does no
Design a Friction-Free Workflow (opens the original)
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“Design a Friction-Free Workflow” sounds like an innocuous piece of productivity advice, yet its apparently technical vocabulary conceals an entire political anthropology in which the human being is reconceived as a component moving through an engineered sequence, friction becomes an error condition, workflow becomes the legitimate form of activity, and the purpose of intelligence becomes the removal of everything that interrupts throughput. What appears to be a recommendation about organising t
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