Yeshua Tolle
Shabbat Reading: Lezsek Kołakowski's Is God Happy?
No, God probably is not happy, but then the question arises: are we?
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Yeshua Tolle
Apr 211 min read
from My Commonplace Book (tolerating totalitarianism)
"To tolerate totalitarian movements within a democratic society means just that: to tolerate them, and nothing more."
Yeshua Tolle
Apr 211 min read
Shabbat Reading: Benjamín Labatut's When We Cease to Understand the World
What will we see when we look down?
Yeshua Tolle
Apr 61 min read
from My Commonplace Book (mass hysteria)
"Je me croyais à un meeting de masses, à quelque manifestations politique. Mais c’est leur culte qu’ils célèbrent !"
Yeshua Tolle
Mar 301 min read
Shabbat Reading: Czesław Miłosz's The Captive Mind
Three decades after the Fall of Communism, the lessons of The Captive Mind may gird us against the calls of a New Faith.
Yeshua Tolle
Mar 261 min read
from My Commonplace Book (living without Ketman)
"Today man believes there is nothing in him, so he accepts anything."
Yeshua Tolle
Mar 231 min read
Shabbat Reading: Juan Rulfo's Pedro Páramo
This slim, hallucinatory novel, set in revolutionary era Mexico, demands tough readers.
Yeshua Tolle
Mar 161 min read
Shabbat Reading: William Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom!
Absalom, Absalom! has been called the great Southern novel. All I know is that it’s great.
Yeshua Tolle
Mar 101 min read
Shabbat Reading: Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice
Austen is lighter, funnier, more sparkling by far than any novelist today.
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