Episode 14: Zoroastrianism, or How to Choose Good Thoughts Before Your Brain Starts Freelancing for Chaos
One of the world’s oldest religions asks a question that still lands right in the middle of modern life…
One of the world’s oldest religions asks a question that still lands right in the middle of modern life…
A young religion with a big idea: one God, honest work, and feeding everybody, which sounds simple until humanity starts…
Curious about the modern faith that promises to remind you of what you already knew deep down…
A tiny ancient religion, sacred rivers, stubborn survival, and one of history’s …
Judaism in one thoughtful, funny, …
If some religions ask, “How should a person live well?” Jainism walks into the room and calmly replies, “First, maybe stop harming literally everything you can avoid harming.” Which is not a small suggestion. Jainism is one of the world’s oldest living religious traditions, and it does not do casual ethics. It does not dabble … Read more
Before we step into this one, here is the doorway into the wider series: The Modern Religion Series: Many Paths, One Curious Human. Islam is one of those traditions that is so globally present, so historically influential, and so internally diverse that trying to summarize it in one sitting feels a little like trying to … Read more
A friendly exploration of Hinduism: its ancient origins, ideas about life and duty, and how a 3,000 year old tradition still shapes the modern world.
Daoism, from Laozi to living practice: a light, respectful look at flow, paradox, ritual, art, and why this old path still feels alive today
If you are just joining the Modern Religion Series, start here (and bring snacks): https://medium.com/@DaveLumAI/the-modern-religion-series-many-paths-one-curious-human-7b55eca82f4e Now, Episode 5. Crustafarianism. Which sounds like either: And yes, this is real in the way the internet is real: it exists, people are participating, and it has a website that speaks with the confidence of a thing that absolutely … Read more