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Likewise, we do not “recognize” or “detect” emotions in others. These terms imply that an emotion category has a fingerprint that exists in nature, independent of any perceiver, waiting to be found. Any scientific question about “detecting” emotion automatically presumes a certain kind of answer. In the construction mindset, I speak of perceiving an instance of emotion.
How Emotions Are Made
Lisa Feldman Barrett
How Getting Organized Becomes a Spiritual Practice
In time management and thing management, the same kinds of questions crop up:
• What really matters to you; what are your priorities here?
• Why are you doing what you are doing?
• Why are you keeping what you are keeping?
• Who else and what else is affected by what you are doing; and what you are keeping?
• How much is enough?
• What do you need to hold onto?
• What do you need to let go of?
These are foundational organizational questions.
They are also foundational spiritual ones.
Organization Is a Spiritual Practice
Anna Havron
We need to cultivate [the virtues appropriate to a plural world](https://hedgehogreview.com/web-features/thr/posts/alexander-herzen-and-the-plural-world), and we can do that by expanding the sphere of voluntary collaboration, negotiation among equals, *emergent* order, even when such expansion makes life more difficult for us. That’s anarchism as a spiritual discipline.
Anarchism as a Spiritual Discipline
ayjay
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