Movie Review: Looking For A Lady With Fangs And A Moustache
Vietnamese film about identity, gender, tradition colliding with modernity. The title's absurdity masks profound questions about who we're allowed to become
The Context Is Not The Situation
Situations are facts. Context is interpretation. Confusing them means missing that changing context changes meaning without altering facts
Buddhism For Geeks – Path To Enlightenment Is Like Continuous Integration
Enlightenment as continuous integration—small incremental improvements, automated testing of beliefs, constant refactoring. Buddhist practice for programmers
Meditation Is Like Debugging Spaghetti Code
Meditation debugs consciousness like programmers debug spaghetti code. Find bugs, trace origins, refactor thinking. Mind is legacy system needing maintenance
Pujas And Patching – And Why They Work
Pujas are Hindu rituals. Software patching fixes bugs. Both work through systematic attention to small problems before they cascade
Buddhism For Geeks – Initial Commit
Buddhism for programmers series launch. Translating ancient wisdom into developer language. Version control for consciousness
The Meaning Of “Zen” In addTaskManager
Zen in addTaskManager represents calm productivity. Tasks managed without stress. The philosophy—system handles complexity so mind stays simple
8 Things I Learned By Studying Buddhism
Two years applying Buddhist concepts daily taught me more than decades of theory. Practical wisdom emerges when ancient philosophy meets modern life
The 3 Deadliest Traps Of The “Helping People Syndrome”
Compulsive helping destroys helpers and those they try to help. Three psychological traps that turn good intentions into destructive codependency
The Diamond Cutter Conferences
Diamond Cutter philosophy applied to business conferences. Buddhist principles meeting entrepreneurship—ancient wisdom solving modern problems
The Diamond Cutter – The Buddha Of Managing Your Life And Your Business – Book Review
Buddhist business principles that actually work. Diamond Cutter applies ancient wisdom to modern management—karma meets entrepreneurship