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Be Like Water
Bruce Lee coined the term “be like water” in reference to being formless, adaptable, and resilient. For Bruce Lee, it is about taking the shape of the situation and remaining flexible through life’s constant battles and challenges. Lee overcame old Hollywood racism, injuries, and prejudice to build a prominent career, and in being ‘like water,’ Lee took the shape of the situations he found himself in. Even with success, Bruce Lee wasn’t done. He was a perfectionist. Faced wit
Manny Srulowitz
Dec 30, 20253 min read


The Destiny of Wood
"It is the destiny of the wood to become whatever it becomes." - Dr. Alan Lubarr z”l. We are brought into this world to make it a better place, but living in this world is a different story. Life, circumstance, and fate shape us like a woodworker with his hands on a fallen Oak. Dr. Lubarr touched on something profound - we are not perfect, yet we are not to be cast away. Even though our imperfections, scars, and missing pieces are as real as day, they make us more beautiful a
Manny Srulowitz
Dec 10, 20251 min read


Identifying Anxiety With Issa
is this rain only falling on me? a common bird Kobayashi Issa (1763-1828) Kobayashi Yataro’s life has been marked by suffering. He suffered as a child, growing up without a mother and fighting with his family. He was forced from his home at 14 years old to wander Japan to make a living. As an adult, he lost his wife, three children, and ultimately his house. His second and third attempts at marriage failed too. Alone and aged by many lifetimes of suffering, Kobayashi took the
Manny Srulowitz
Dec 9, 20252 min read
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