Despite its title, this aphoristic philosophy project is really anything but uniformly private in the way it develops, from a more personal base, the ideological philosophy of Social Transcendentalism and how life appears from the perspective of such a philosophy towards a universal summit of global unity. Nonetheless, one might argue that when the private is identified with subjectivity, as here, it remains private, whether personal or universal, rather than transmutes into the public in the sense of something specifically orientated towards public acclaim. Few if any of Mr O'Loughlin projects ever are.