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    Renunciation for the Householder: Right Intention Without Running Away from Life

    The second factor of the Noble Eightfold Path is Right Intention, sometimes translated as Right Resolve, Right Thought, or Right Aspiration. It is the inward…

    Ian June 20, 2026
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  • Blog Zen Buddhism

    Right Intention: The Direction of the Heart

    Right Intention is the second factor of the Noble Eightfold Path. If Right View is learning to see clearly, Right Intention is learning to aim…

    Ian June 19, 2026
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  • Blog Zen Buddhism

    The Heart Sutra: The Zen of Emptiness, Compassion, and Fearless Practice

    Among all Mahayana Buddhist scriptures, few are as brief, beloved, mysterious, and widely recited as the Heart Sutra. In many Zen temples it is chanted…

    Ian June 17, 2026
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    The Imagination of Snoopy

    One of the great mysteries of Peanuts is that its most imaginative character is not one of the children, but the dog. Charlie Brown worries.…

    Ian June 14, 2026
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    Kensho, Satori, and Glimpses of Enlightenment

    There are certain words in Zen that should be handled carefully, almost as one would handle a candle flame in a dark room. Kensho and…

    Ian June 13, 2026
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Blog Aquarium Keeping

The Art and Science of Keeping a Reef Aquarium at Home

Ian March 19, 2026
This entry is part 1 of 10 in the series Science of Aquarium Reefkeeping

Keeping a reef aquarium is the closest most of us will ever come to having a slice of the ocean living inside our home. It’s…

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Blog Western Americana

The Vaquero Roots of the American Cowboy — lines from Spain to California

Ian March 19, 2026

Before the cowboy became a silver‑screen icon in chaps and a wide‑brim hat, he was a vaquero—a Spanish and then Mexican horseman whose techniques, tack,…

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Morals vs. Ethics: Understanding the Distinction

Ian March 19, 2026

In everyday language, the terms morals and ethics are often used interchangeably. However, in philosophy, law, and professional practice, they carry distinct meanings that shape…

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Blog Humanism

Is Wanting Romance, Partnership, and Devotion a Weakness? A Humanist Answer

Ian March 19, 2026

There is a peculiar suspicion in many modern conversations about love. People are often told, directly or indirectly, that wanting romance too much is weakness,…

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Uechi Ryū Karate: An Introduction

Ian March 19, 2026

Introduction Uechi Ryū (often written Uechi-ryu) is one of Okinawa’s most distinctive classical karate traditions: compact, close-range, relentlessly practical, and shaped as much by Southern…

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Blog Aquarium Keeping

The Nitrogen Cycle — Not What You Learned in School

Ian March 19, 2026
This entry is part 4 of 10 in the series Science of Aquarium Reefkeeping

If you entered the reef aquarium hobby at any point between the 1980s and early 2010s, you probably absorbed an understanding of the nitrogen cycle…

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Blog Western Americana

Cowgirls Who Changed the Game — from bronc riders to brand owners

Ian March 19, 2026

The West was never a one‑man show. From dusty arena dirt to boardroom tables, cowgirls have been bending steel and expectations for more than a…

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Blog Aquarium Keeping

Microbiomes of the Reef Tank: The Invisible World Running Everything

Ian March 19, 2026
This entry is part 5 of 10 in the series Science of Aquarium Reefkeeping

Every reef aquarium contains two worlds that could not be more different. The first is the familiar one: coral colonies sprawling in branching architecture, fish…

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Blog Western Americana

The Cowboy Way: A Gentleman’s Code for the Modern West

Ian March 19, 2026

Introduction: A Code Older Than Steel There are places in the American West where the wind still carries the echo of hoofbeats, where the land…

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Aquarium Keeping Blog

The Chemistry of Seawater: Understanding the “Big Three” and Beyond

Ian March 19, 2026
This entry is part 3 of 10 in the series Science of Aquarium Reefkeeping

On the surface, a reef tank looks like a living tapestry of color and movement — corals unfurling their polyps, fish weaving through branching structures,…

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