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22 Jan 2026
A Spell Against Fear: Tracy K. Smith on Poetry and The Art of Productive Impatience
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22 Jan 2026
“What do you regard as the lowest depth of misery?” asked the Proust Questionnaire. “Living in fear,” answered David Bowie ... Poetry is a kind of prayer ... In Fear Less ... Poet Laureate Tracy K ... She writes. ... We surprise ourselves ... .
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21 Jan 2026
How to Be an Instrument of Kindness in a Harsh World: George Saunders on Unthinking ...
Brainpickings
21 Jan 2026
Here is the mathematical logic of the spirit ... Tree photograph by George Saunders (courtesy of the author) and drawing of a neuron from the human cerebellum by neuroscience founding father Santiago Ramón y Cajal ... We mistake those thoughts for us ... .
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Brainpickings
21 Jan 2026
How to Stop Waiting and Start Living: A Jolt from Henry James
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21 Jan 2026
“It wouldn’t have been failure to be bankrupt, dishonoured, pilloried, hanged; it was failure not to be anything.” ... It matters not at all whether we are holding our breath for a triumph or bracing for a tragedy ... James writes. ... .
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21 Jan 2026
Hermann Hesse on Discovering the Soul Beneath the Self and the Key to Finding Peace
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21 Jan 2026
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Aleksandr Popov and Darya Popova combined net worth: Olympic legacy, medals, endorsements, and investments
The Times of India 20 Jan 2026
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World's most beautiful airport revealed - and no UK hubs make the list
The Daily Mail 20 Jan 2026
For the second year in a row, the Californian hub has been named the world's most beautiful airport in Prix Versailles' 2026 awards, which celebrates excellence in contemporary design ....
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Brainpickings
18 Jan 2026
Elif Shafak on the Three Roots of Hate and How to Be a Star Student ...
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18 Jan 2026
We learn a great deal about ourselves and the gaps in our self-knowledge through love, but we can learn just as much through hate. In both experiences, the ultimate question and the great test of character is what we do with what we learn ... newsletter ... .
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Brainpickings
16 Jan 2026
Emerson on How to Touch the Universe
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16 Jan 2026
Perihelion over Patagonia, January 12, 2026. To know this, to place the firm hand of the mind on this banister of reality, is to steady yourself amid the daily shocks of living ... I feel the centipede in me, cayman, carp, eagle and fox ... donating = loving.
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14 Jan 2026
How to Be Immense: Trauma Therapist Frances Weller on the Relationship Between Uncertainty and Renewal
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14 Jan 2026
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14 Jan 2026
How Not to Be a Victim of Time: Rebecca West on Music and Life
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14 Jan 2026
Time is the book we fill with the story of our lives. All great storytelling has the shape of music. All music is a shelter in time ... Art by Kay Nielsen from East of the Sun and West of the Moon, 1914. (Available as a print and as stationery cards.) ... .
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Child is killed in avalanche in Austria 'while skiing with another youngster'
The Daily Mail 13 Jan 2026
An avalanche killed a 13-year-old skiing off-piste in the Austrian alpine resort of Bad Gastein on Tuesday, in the country's second avalanche death since Sunday, rescuers said ....
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Brainpickings
11 Jan 2026
Strata: The Consolations and Invitations of Deep Time
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11 Jan 2026
“My foothold is tenon’d and mortis’d in granite and I know the amplitude of time,” wrote Walt Whitman, knowing what stone teaches about trusting time ... It is more than a comfort — it is a consecration ... Rock formation in Patagonia ... .
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09 Jan 2026
How to Hold on to the Light of the World
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09 Jan 2026
The light was always there — our star is a hundred million years older than our planet — but it was learning to see it, to harness it, to transform it, that made this rocky planet a living world ... Divination for the First Light ... It is gone ... .
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