Notions – Reflections and Thoughtful Articles

  • The Beginning Lives In The End

    The Beginning Lives In The End

    We stand at the finish line and wonder how we arrived so soon, as if the race began at the last turn instead of the first heartbeat. This is our shared illusion: believing we can judge a journey by its final mile while forgetting the thousand steps that carried us there. In the quiet moments…

  • Love in a Box

    Love in a Box

    A gentle field guide to letting affection travel, multiply, and come home again Imagine we live on opposite shores of the same lake.I fold my love into a small wooden box, sand the edges smooth, and set it on the water.I watch it drift. With every yard it gains, it carries a little more of…

  • Harvesting Heaven

    Harvesting Heaven

    Why Big Tech Must Shift from Data Extraction to Cosmic Exploration for the Survival and Prosperity of Humanity Imagine a world where Google, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, X and Apple—the titans of our digital age—stopped mining your private conversations, search history, and emotional vulnerabilities for profit. Instead, picture them redirecting their vast capital, artificial intelligence, and…

  • 3I Atlas, Aliens, Flying Saucers and Consciousness

    3I Atlas, Aliens, Flying Saucers and Consciousness

    We Thought It Was a Space Rock. Then It Blinked. So… you know how sometimes you scroll through news headlines and one just stops you? Like, your thumb freezes mid-swipe. Your coffee goes cold. You whisper, “Wait… what?” First: “First-Ever On-Surface Viewing of 3I Atlas — Reveal What It Really Is.” Second, just hours later: “BREAKING: James…

  • The Great Unraveling: When the Map No Longer Matches the Territory

    The Great Unraveling: When the Map No Longer Matches the Territory

    Imagine standing in a bustling ancient marketplace. The air hums with the scent of spices, the clink of coins, and the earnest barter of merchants. A traveler approaches a wise elder, map in hand, seeking the quickest route to the sacred mountain. The elder smiles gently, taps the map, then points to the traveler’s own…

  • The Humble Truth About Truth: Why Believing Isn’t Belonging

    The Humble Truth About Truth: Why Believing Isn’t Belonging

    There’s an old Zen story that goes like this: A student once approached a master and asked, “What is truth?” The master poured tea into the student’s cup until it overflowed. “Stop!” cried the student. “It’s full!” The master replied, “So too is your mind full of opinions. How can I show you truth if…

  • The Tiny, Amazing World

    The Tiny, Amazing World

    Let’s start with a fun thought experiment. You’re sipping coffee at your favorite local café, scrolling through your phone, when you spot a photo of your favorite actor—let’s say, Zendaya—on vacation in Bali. You chuckle, think, “Wow, she’s living her best life,” and keep scrolling. But here’s the wild part: you’re probably only six people away…

  • The Mirror of the Senses: An Ancient Whisper That Echoes Through Your Every Thought

    There’s a quiet truth, older than stone, quieter than breath-so subtle you might miss it between the clatter of your morning coffee and the buzz of your phone. It doesn’t shout from mountaintops or scroll across social media feeds. It hums in the pause between heartbeats, in the way your hand hesitates before reaching out-or…