H A V E N
A Sanctuary for Ataraxia
The Garden Gate
Stranger, here you will do well to tarry; here our highest good is pleasure. The caretaker of that abode, a kindly host, will be ready for you; he will welcome you with bread, and serve you water also in abundance, with these words: "Have you not been well entertained? This garden does not whet your appetite; but quenches it."
EpicurusWelcome to our garden where we enjoy each others company and pause to live in the moment. Here you'll find our essays about philosophy and the art of living as well as some stories that we share around the table. We hope you'll find this place to be enlivening and that you'll stay a while and share a story with us.
Pamphilus and Miseo
Pamphilus is reading
The Art of Happiness
How God Becomes Real
Miseo is reading
A Hedonist Manifesto
Atheist Manifesto
