This is Phil Cubeta's Typepad Profile.
Join Typepad and start following Phil Cubeta's activity
Phil Cubeta
Bryn Mawr, PA
Phil Cubeta, Morals Tutor to America's Wealthiest Families
Interests: Helping Flourishing Families own, rule, and save the world
Recent Activity
Hard Times for Debbie and Gerry Gleason
Long term readers know Debbie and Gerry Gleason who were frequent commenters here. They have fallen on hard times. If you are moved to help, the information is below. At the least, please say whatever prayer or best wishes come... Continue reading
Posted Feb 5, 2021 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
Audrey's Valentine's Day
Audrey in her jeans, and Tutor in his priest pants are sitting cross-legged on the stone floor of her bedroom in The Castle making hearts from red construction paper. Audrey is signing in magic marker with a big A and... Continue reading
Posted Feb 14, 2020 at Gift Hub
Comment
1
Ut Pictura Poesis
I asked Tutor why he always speaks in riddles. Why not come right out and say it? He told he me he muddies the waters to make them seem deeper. If the waters ever cleared, we would each see our... Continue reading
Posted Jan 5, 2020 at Gift Hub
Comment
1
Lessons from The Bacchae
Posted Jan 4, 2020 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
Upcoming Moral Tutors How To Video Series (Premium Content)
With the commodification of financial services, the rise of robo-advisors, and resulting fee compression, the market for Advice for Multi-Generationally Wealthy Families is moving the Wisdom, Virtue and Holiness. There is currently a market imbalance with more wisdom, virtue and... Continue reading
Posted Nov 14, 2019 at Gift Hub
Comment
4
About the Cook's Cat
An angora cat costing $800 with genes going back to the cats kept by Pharaohs and worshiped as gods, given the pervasive animist propaganda at that time. She does not walk; she prances, head erect as if the Castle were... Continue reading
Posted Nov 14, 2019 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
The Good Prevails on Halloween at the Castle
Some killjoy servants to wealth, who got no candy on Halloween, and didn’t give out any either, private messaged me to ask if Audrey got honored for giving back what she had pillaged from the downtrodden waitstaff. Honestly, she did... Continue reading
Posted Nov 1, 2019 at Gift Hub
Comment
1
Halloween at The Castle
Audrey, the world’s wealthiest heir, she who will own, rule, and save the world, went as Joan of Arc last year. She kept the sword and went this year as a Pirate extorting treats from the minimum wage wait staff... Continue reading
Posted Oct 31, 2019 at Gift Hub
Comment
1
Opportunity Cost of an Oxbridge Arts Degree?
Per The Economist, the lifetime opportunity cost of an Oxbridge arts degree, as opposed to an Oxbridge Econ degree, is 500,000 pounds Sterling. In The Happy Tutor's case, he computes his own forgone earnings since the Renaissance at well over... Continue reading
Posted Aug 29, 2019 at Gift Hub
Comment
3
Lessons from the Sordid Lady Ghislaine Maxwell Saga for The Most Trusted Advisors to Dynastic Wealth
Dearest Jack (not your real name, nor your actual gender of choice, nor actually a friend of mine since the work we do is both beyond reproach and highly confidential), As a Fellow Oxonion (not your real College) thought you... Continue reading
Posted Aug 18, 2019 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
A Contemporary Staging of the Bacchae
Posted Aug 16, 2019 at Gift Hub
Comment
1
Yes, God, canvassed Wealth Bondage and raised up a Champion. Barabbas was long gone.
Commented Aug 16, 2019 on The Language of the Gate at Gift Hub
The Language of the Gate
In his remarkable 1983 book, The Gift: On the Erotic Life of Property, Lewis Hyde suggests we have three languages to discuss property, the gift, giftedness, and poetics. The language of the hearth: Here a mother sings lullabies to an infant, tells fairy tales to toddlers, and passes on terrif...
The Language of the Gate
In his remarkable 1983 book, The Gift: On the Erotic Life of Property, Lewis Hyde suggests we have three languages to discuss property, the gift, giftedness, and poetics. The language of the hearth: Here a mother sings lullabies to an... Continue reading
Posted Jul 27, 2019 at Gift Hub
Comment
2
Privilege
She can be so annoying. Last night Tutor told her not to pour a full bottle of Sprite into the gas tank of Seal Team Seven’s motor launch, after it brought her back to the Castle after Trick or Treating.... Continue reading
Posted Nov 1, 2018 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
Should Audrey be allowed to go trick or treating tonight by helicopter?
Generally, I would say yes, but she wants to go dressed in a blue blazer, as Master Jack, offering moral advice to the kids in the neighboring castles. "Be good and never do wrong and give me some candy" is... Continue reading
Posted Oct 31, 2018 at Gift Hub
Comment
1
I take my science directly from my immediate superior. When and if sea level rises, she will inform me of any action I might need to take.
Commented Oct 20, 2018 on How The Most Trusted Advisors To Concentrated Wealth can Now Capitalize on the Utter Failure of their Professional Actions and Worldview at Gift Hub
How The Most Trusted Advisors To Concentrated Wealth can Now Capitalize on the Utter Failure of their Professional Actions and Worldview
Tutor and Master Jack are both Morals Tutors to the world's wealthiest, and at times have been Privy Counselors handling the Confidential Dirty Work, and noted procurers, for the King's pleasure. Neither judges those served. What happens in Wealth Bondage stays in Wealth Bondage. Both are as loy...
Global Stewards, Beyond Reproach
https://www.forbes.com/sites/russalanprince/2018/10/17/how-the-heirs-of-the-super-rich-become-global-stewards/amp/ Own, Rule, Save. Tutor is doing his best with Audrey, but she is now confined to her room for using Master Jack’s paisely suspenders as a massive slingshot to fire cantaloupes at a passing steamer. Continue reading
Posted Oct 20, 2018 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
Hermes at the Crossroads
Controlled violence patrols the perimeter of the walled city, protecting hearth and altar, and protecting the trade routes. Among the merchants and thieves goes a god in disguise, asking all, "What is wealth?" He is Hermes the trickster, god of... Continue reading
Posted Feb 23, 2018 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
Family Systems in the Castle
Tutor has noticed what other's have not. What puzzles Master Jack, makes perfect sense to Tutor. In all the market turbulence, Big Momma, with collars and straddles, and options, increased her share of the world's wealth from 51% to 72%,... Continue reading
Posted Feb 12, 2018 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
Saving Polar Bear Families, too
When Audrey and her Tutor have serious work to do, in owning and saving the world, they retreat to her enormous wooden toybox, and sit facing each other soles pressed to soles, peddling as they ruminate. Audrey’s coverlet is pulled... Continue reading
Posted Jan 4, 2018 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
Connected but alone? On Sherry Turkle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7Xr3AsBEK4&feature=youtu.be Yes, of course, conversations are dying as the neurochemistry of the social is studied and manipulated by Silicon Valley. Yes, Facebook or Twitter could be optimized for humanity, built around love rather than money. But why would they do... Continue reading
Posted Jan 1, 2018 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
Audrey's Christmas Present from her Tutor
Posted Dec 29, 2017 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
Planning Holiday Festivities in the Castle
Yet ideas can be true, although men die: For we have seen a myriad faces Ecstatic from one lie. Auden, "Sonnets from China" Among Master Jack's tribe there is a proverb, oft told, to justify Premium Services from Trusted Advisors,... Continue reading
Posted Dec 19, 2017 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
Audrey's Family History in a Leather Binding Stamped in Gold Courtesy of Wealth Bondage Private Client Services
Audrey is flipping to D in the index of her Family History, provided, with gilt pages, by Master Jack, as a Value Add from the Private Bank of Wealth Bondage. “Where is Dad?” Awkward silences. She throws the book at... Continue reading
Posted Nov 26, 2017 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
The Princess and the Pea
Tutor read it to Audrey. For fun he had hidden a pea under her mattress. The next morning he asked her at breakfast how she had slept. She smirked her royal smirk, and handed him his pea. “I slept perfect,”... Continue reading
Posted Nov 4, 2017 at Gift Hub
Comment
0
More...
Subscribe to Phil Cubeta’s Recent Activity
0 Favorites
Blogs and Sites