If I act virtuously out of fear or hope of a reward or punishment in the afterlife, am I truly virtuous? Do we truly care about certain injustices in the world or are we actually using them to say something about ourselves? Plus, a discussion on twitter taking the joy of everything.
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Growing Up Female in America

I'm an artist and mystic living and working in Tulsa, OK. This show is diary of my philosophy and spiritual journey.