Who still owns the truth today? The world has become incredibly complex in the last 100 years. The longing for...
Do we just have to want it? I’m finalizing this week’s issue and editing texts. My son is at home...
We pray in danger, because prayer is an endangered language—a language on the verge of extinction. The careless visible words, the resounding letters, all extinguished. Those that remain gather, weakened, for a call that could be the last and therefore is the last. When we pray, we are in danger....
We are cloud gazers and want to remain so forever. There is no more heavenly image of the glory of...
What dying tells us about life: The last leaves, already pale on the graphic undergrowth, and the moment of finding...
The fairy tale in this issue speaks of three brothers: “Faith,” “Love,” and “Hope.” Where do these names come from? The search for clues leads to Paul’s “Song of Songs.” He was the first to characterize these three Christian virtues. From Paul, the path leads back to Plato. The three...
Do you know the exhaustion where you can no longer see clearly? You run through the world, and you don’t...
Considering how politely some chat apps answer us, the question came up in one of our editors’ meetings: should we...
Is the earth just a collection of lifeless matter—a solid rock floating in the vast cosmic void? Is life just an accident—an anomaly in a mechanical universe? A materialistic view hypothesizes about “abiogenesis”: how life could have emerged from a mechanical and dead world. It places the lifeless at the...
March 2021, Berlin-Schöneberg Maike: I found this book by Gregory and Mary Catherine Bateson: Angels Fear—Towards An Epistemology Of The...
One of the most effective techniques in mindfulness and trauma therapy—suitable for restlessness, repetitive thoughts, or anxiety—is the 5-4-3-2-1 exercise....
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