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Hero's Journey #2
Call to Adventure
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Call to Adventure
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The Ordinary World
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INTRO
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Introduction
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I lived in New York City for two years—throughout 2018 and 2019. I left, thanks to a series of seemingly random events that, in hindsight, made me realize they weren’t random at all, just before Covid and all the chaos that followed. Subscribe What could be said about
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Some time ago, I made friends with a guy. Subscribe I don’t speak his language very well (Spanish), but I speak it much better than he speaks my second (English). But, you know, when there’s a connection, words aren’t really necessary. He’s from Colombia, which, apart
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and what I have learned from it
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And what it means to be one
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I've been bored for years. Seriously, I'm not exaggerating or using a hyperbole (a figure of speech that involves exaggerating a concept to emphasize it, making it more vivid or dramatic). I've truly been bored to death for years. Subscribe “Fair warning: the following
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A sense of Calm trust in fate. A quiet Submission to the inevitable. A stoic composure in sight of danger and calamity. A friendliness with death. Since I was a child, I’ve been fascinated by Eastern philosophies—Buddhism, Zen, and especially the samurai. Yes, the samurai. Hagakure. Bushido. A
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Leonardo da Vinci was a genius. We know this well. Subscribe One of the most brilliant minds in history, if you will. I've always found it curious how, like many other Italian genius minds, he was forced to move outside our country's borders to express himself
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I'm not an expert on religion or the Bible. In fact, it's only recently that I've approached it, in a completely secular way. Like a curious storyteller interested in the tales, the vicissitudes, and the character who is perhaps the most famous, spoken of,