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100 1  McLauchlan, Danyl,|eauthor. 
245 10 Tranquillity and ruin /|cDanyl McLauchlan. 
264  1 Wellington, New Zealand :|bVictoria University of 
       Wellington Press,|c2021. 
264  4 |c©2021 
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500    Essays. 
504    Includes bibliographical references. 
505 0  Arise and pass away -- The valley and the stream -- The 
       child and the open sea -- The hunger and the rain. 
520    Danyl McLauchlan wanted to get closer to the hidden truth 
       of things. But it was starting to look like the hidden 
       truth of things was that nothing was real, everything was 
       suffering, and he didn't really exist. In these essays 
       Danyl explores ideas and paths that he hopes will make him
       freer and happier - or, at least, less trapped, less 
       medicated and less depressed. He stays at a monastery and 
       meditates for eight hours a day. He spends time with 
       members of a new global movement who try to figure out how
       to do the most possible good in the world. He reads 
       forbiddingly complex papers on neuroscience and 
       continental philosophy and shovels clay with a Buddhist 
       monk until his hands bleed. He tries to catch a bus. 
       Tranquillity and Ruin is a light-hearted contemplation of 
       madness, uncertainty and doom. It's about how, despite 
       everything we think we know about who we are, we can still
       be surprised by ourselves. 
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