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  • Musings

    Musings

    After physically doing what I can, I can still do more by priming my perception–by letting things be. This allows me to abide in an open and alert state of mind, without wearing myself down or narrowing my awareness. Even if I can’t let my negativity go, then I let it be just as it…

  • Musings

    Musings

    In my experience, the stories we tell ourselves (about ourselves) are some of the most powerful spells we can cast on our behavior and perceived quality of life. That’s why I think it’s productive to look inward, and examine what I’d like to adopt as a narrative.

  • Unlocking the Unbound Realm: An Interview with Kent Wayne

    Kent Wayne is a genre-blending author known for works like ‘The Unbound Realm’ and ‘Kor’Thank: Barbarian Valley Girl.’ A former military man, his … Unlocking the Unbound Realm: An Interview with Kent Wayne

  • Musings

    Musings

    Ironically, I find my optimal state of self-perception arises from stillness and present-moment focus (where the perception is directed away from the surface self, and arguably allows a visceral perception of the greater self). A sense of well-being spontaneously arises, without any prompting whatsoever, which leads to me feeling good about myself for no tangible…

  • Musings

    Musings

    In my experience, the quality and direction of my inner state is a big determinant of whether or not I enjoy my life. Outwardly, I may have to oppose or contradict, out of practicality or imminent concern. If that comes from a place of shortage–desire to control, out of insecurity or egotism (maybe they’re the…

  • Musings

    Musings

    As part and parcel of this world, it seems we are all destined to fall at one point or another. The interesting thing to me is when a shift in perspective turns reactivity into empowered responsiveness–when we begin to ascend instead of constantly falling down. That shift in perspective, in my opinion, might be the…

  • Musings

    Musings

    For a long time, I was pessimistic by default. The I realized the appeal of pessimism–that I could minimize disappointment through negativity–is still disappointing, and makes for a dreary existence.

  • Interview with Kent Wayne Part II

    If you have fun writing, you’ve already won. You can’t please everyone, and you shouldn’t be able to. Everybody has a unique point of view for a good… Interview with Kent Wayne Part II

  • Musings

    Musings

    When I deal with my negativity, it seem to be my identification with it that determines how fast it leaves. Of course the emotion is me, but it isn’t me in my entirety. So I let it be felt, because otherwise, I would be denying a part of myself. At the same time, I try…

  • Kent Wayne | Author Interview

    Reposted from my site on Substack A quick intro to Kent Wayne From his author page on Amazon: A lifetime ago, I was in the military. Now, I spend my … Kent Waynne | Author Interview