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Featured The Curated Self — How Much of What We Call “I” Is Truth, and How Much Is Our Most Successful Adaptation
There is a subtle difference between knowing yourself and having curated yourself so well that you no longer disturb anyone. How much of what we call “I” is truth, and how much is our most successful adaptation.
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Ethics of Speech 30 Aug 2026 6 min readThe Pleasure of the Whisper — Information as Bond, Boundary, and Responsibility
A whisper is not merely a lowered voice. It is how information takes on a body inside a relationship. When we speak of someone who is absent, knowledge becomes a bond, a boundary, and a responsibility.
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Therapeutic Approach 10 Jul 2026 8 min readClinical Clowns: Humour as a Therapeutic Tool in Healthcare Settings
Clinical clowns use humour, play, and relationship to support the psycho-emotional experience in healthcare settings — with respect for each person’s limits, dignity, and psychological safety.
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