This post was first published on AKASHA’s blog in 2020. Here’s a thought: the 0s and 1s running across telecom cables and interconnecting all of us do not effectively supply us with all the social interactions we need to tackle certain problems — which might sound a bit obvious for…

“The world used to be silent. Now it has too many voices, and the noise is a constant distraction. They multiply, intensify; they will divert your attention to what’s convenient and forget to tell you about yourself.” * By focusing on the doing, we drop anxieties, uncertainties, and whatever is…

Wabi-sabi, a concept that doesn’t have a direct translation in English, is the quintessential Japanese aesthetic rooted in Taoism and Zen Buddhism. At its core, it tells us that nothing lasts, nothing is finished, and nothing is perfect — but yet there’s vast, deep-rooted beauty in all impermanent, incomplete, and…