Ira Rabois is a journalist and writer for The Good Men Project. He explores a wide range of topics in his articles, including creativity, self-reflection, personal growth, and societal issues. With a focus on connecting with truth and embracing opportunities, Ira's writing aims to inspire and provoke thought in his readers.
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Ira Rabois' articles mostly revolve around philosophical and existential themes, including self-reflection, spirituality, mindfulness, and existentialism. Given the focus on expert commentary and opinion editorials in these areas of interest, experts with a deep understanding of philosophy and psychology would be well-suited for engaging with Ira's coverage.
Contributors who can provide insights into scientific research related to consciousness or human behavior may also find their expertise valuable to Ira's audience. Additionally, professionals who specialize in family dynamics or societal trends could offer input on topics within her coverage attributes such as culture & society.
Ira does not have a specific geographic focus but instead explores universal themes that are relevant across different regions.
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Maybe we carry ancient caves in us even today, as we sing our moments onto their walls as we live
Was this a message about my life? Last night, I had a dream that, afterward, I realized very neatly mirrored events that had been dominating my life.
A Dream of a Mirror Bird: As I Looked at It, It Looked at Me Was this a message about my life?
By: Ira Rabois
It felt like my life was up there, the life of my neighbors and all those I loved, maybe the whole world was up there.
Fall is such an instructive season. Of course, any season or any moment can be such, if we can allow it to be. I'm writing about the fall because it's the time we're living right here and now. And because the lessons are so blatant. We see the changes, see impermanence held so clearly in the embrace of beauty. Once colorful, shining flowers are now withering and dropping off their now brown, dry stems. The once lush green leaves are turning miraculous colors, only to wither and drop off, leaving trees naked to the cold. The once warm air is now, slowly, fitfully, changing to cold.
Let Care, Reliable Facts, and Compassion Be Our Guide, Not Just Fear and Anger History can help us understand that an opposing viewpoint can be a lesson to be understood, not an evil to be destroyed
By: Ira Rabois
History can help us understand that an opposing viewpoint can be a lesson to be understood, not an evil to be destroyed
One action of our pen, one word to someone we speak with, one instance of caring can have more effect than we realize
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