Water, Thoughts, and the Return to Meaning What if the most overlooked truth about life… is already inside you? There’s something very unsettling about the modern world—and you don’t need a headline to feel it. It shows up in conversations that go nowhere, in the anger that surfaces too quickly, and in that strange emptiness […]
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Sun Tzu, The Art of War, and the Liberation of Iran For nearly fifty years, the Iranian regime has shaped instability across the Middle East while its own people have lived under repression and isolation. What happens when ancient strategic wisdom meets a modern conflict that could reshape the future of an entire region? More
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Truth vs. Narratives: What the Capture of Nicolás Maduro Reveals About Moral Confusion At first glance, the recent capture of Venezuela’s long-standing leader, Nicolás Maduro, might look like just another geopolitical headline. But when looked at through the lens of philosophy, truth, and moral clarity — rather than ideology — this moment reveals something deeper
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The Life Unlived: Regret or Endless Possibilities A Reflection on 50 Episodes of The Newvision Oldways Podcast There are moments in life that ask you to stop — not because the world slows down for you, but because something inside you does.That quiet pause, where the noise fades and reflection begins… that’s where this 50th
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🌌 Did We Really Ever Break on Through? The Myth of the Psychedelic Dream and the Search for True Awakening By Tony Marinaccio – Newvision Oldways The 1960s promised transcendence.It promised revolution, awakening, and a cosmic jailbreak from the gray walls of conformity.It promised that if you just took the right pill, smoked the right
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Escape the Group Think — and Return to Ourselves There was a time when we knew who we were — not through a glowing screen or a flood of online validation, but through the quiet moments when no one was watching. When our worth wasn’t measured in likes or retweets, but in integrity, reflection, and
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Ray Manzarek, The Doors, and the Last Breath of My Youth 1993: Los Angeles was pulsing with tension — a city waiting to explode. The Rodney King trial verdict loomed like a gathering storm, the air thick with uncertainty and gasoline. I was in my final semester of college, a young man straddling the fragile
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Manufacturing a fascist – the meaning apparently doesn’t matter. Spend five minutes on social media and you’ll probably see someone called a “fascist.” The word is thrown around like confetti — aimed at politicians, pundits, CEOs, even random neighbors with the “wrong” yard sign. Donald Trump, Charlie Kirk, and countless others on the political right
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09/10/2025 is a day that should live in the hearts and minds of anyone who feels the way I do. That the fight against evil is the responsibility of all of us. Yes – ALL of us. This senseless act, this act of absolute cowardice, this act of true evil will not only backfire on
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Dreams Don’t Expire: Starting Where You Are Have you ever told yourself, “It’s too late for me”? Too late to go back to school. Too late to switch careers. Too late to pick up that guitar gathering dust in the corner. Too late to write that book, launch that idea, or finally do the thing
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