So I ask myself: Who is God? And, how can I love Him/Her? As a child, it was easy. Read more
So I ask myself: Who is God? And, how can I love Him/Her? As a child, it was easy. Read more
Since the dawn of history, life has followed one particular dynamic, crudely summarized as “looking out for # 1” or, as it is more formally known, “survival of the fittest” in an environment that is often hostile and unforgiving. Read more
Prayer is generally thought of as some sort of request, petition, entreaty - or an expression of praise or gratitude - by someone of lesser power, to an entity or agency with greater power. Read more
There is a euphemism often used in the Judeo-Christian world to refer to certain parts of the bible. The phrase is “the difficult passages.” Read more
On August 18, 2020, I was forced by the Walbridge Fire in Sonoma County, California to evacuate my home. For twelve very stressful days, I wondered if I would have a home to go back to. Read more
If at this stage, our post-pandemic goal, personally or as a society, is simply to get back to an “old normal” existence, in the long term Big Picture, is that sufficient reason to be? Read more
In this version of the Hindu trinity, I want to explore Shiva energy as a springboard for understanding and transcending our current global situation. Read more
A huge part of the ‘problem’ of understanding the Trinity is that we are operating with a translation from both the Greek language and the Greek culture. Read more
As a child, I learned from the Baltimore Catechism that God has only one nature – a divine one – but has three distinct persons – Father, Son and Holy Spirit. St. Patrick allegedly used a shamrock to explain this idea of Trinity to the Celts of Ireland in 432 CE. Read more
I’m sitting in the waiting room of The Radiant Light Healing Spa (a.k.a. Radiation Oncology Department) watching a video of a growing nebula in a distant part of the galaxy. It is intended to comfort me. Yet, why is this happening to me and my body? Read more
