Dudeism doesn’t have many rituals but that doesn’t mean we don’t enjoy a good rite with friends and family. Am I wrong? Rev. Purdy imagines what a Dudeist baptism might be like. Careful man, there’s a beverage here!
A Letter to Dudeism from The International Institute of Not Doing Much
We received an amusing letter from compeers-in-arms at slowdownnow.org. Apparently our meet-and-greet with them was much obliged. Shame we don’t remember much from it. Probably smoked too much Thai stick…
“The Master”: A Dudeist Film Review
Rev. Boston Rockbury reviews Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest opus, “The Master” and tells us why it’s so far fucking out, man. What’s more, it looks like Philip Seymour Hoffman’s Brandt has been reincarnated in a totally different role.
Flippin’ Pennies
Our pal c.c. keiser, proponent of the Do No Harm philosophy and admin at our forum talks about lucky pennies, karma and personality. Let’s join him on a pleasant ramble while levitating through the forest.
Stone Soup Café Brings Food and Community to Needy Urban Achievers
Rev. GMS has been participating in Bernie Glassman‘s Stone Soup Project to feed the needy in a very dudely way. It’s a great way to make charity more fun and friendly. With his pal Jeff Bridges, Bernie is helping to feed the world with food and humor.
It’s All Just A Gameboy, Man
Attendees of last weekend’s Lebowskifest were treated to a weird and wonderful performance of The Big Lebowski soundtrack arranged on a Nintendo gameboy. Find out more about the artist here.
The Dudeist’s Cup
Rev. Colin Flahive takes a look at the eternal optimist/pessimist debate and concludes that it’s all a travesty, man. With life full of ups and downs, strikes and gutters, one is better off being a “Dudemist.” The glass is always half and half.
The Dude and His Car: A Dudeist Version of a Famous Taoist Parable
Life is full of ups and downs, strikes and gutters. That’s what Taoism (and Dudeism) is all about. Perhaps you know the story of the Taoist farmer? That’s a good one. Here’s the Dudeist version.
The Dude Presides
Rev. Erik Gamlem discusses how presiding over a wedding as a Dudeist Priest can not only be a dude thing to do for your friends, but it can also make you feel all warm inside. Love, in the true sense of the word.
Dudeheart: The Ramblings of a Scottish Dude
Our Scottish pal J.P. Fitzpatrick discusses what Dudeism means to him. If a new law passes in Scotland, Dudeists will be able to administer weddings, but that’s not why he converted to Dudeism. He also includes some very Dudely poems in his ramble.
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