Companions on the Journey
How can we attain a better experiential knowing of what we are doing in prayer, and understand the metaphysical context in which it is occurring? Read more
How can we attain a better experiential knowing of what we are doing in prayer, and understand the metaphysical context in which it is occurring? Read more
Each of us is a butterfly-in-Brazil flapping its colorful, delicate wings and thus helping to create the weather patterns in California. Each of us, as we dip our oars into the ocean of incarnation, is creating ripples. You are helping to spin off a new timeline in which all creatures swim. Read more
Traditionally, prayer (“1.0”) is thought of as a verbalized, rationally stated request or wish, to be implemented by a higher power with the agency to do so. Read more
The following is an attempt to update ancient notions of prayer and its effects in view of current understanding in areas of physics, cosmology, and the psychological sciences. Read more
Much of who we consider ourselves to be in the moment, how we evaluate things and make decisions, how to decide what we can or cannot do, is based on our memory of similar circumstances in the past. Read more
Ubiquitous as time seems to be, it’s fundamental nature continues to be a matter of some debate. Up through the time of Issac Newton, time was thought simply to be a basic, common property of the cosmos. Read more
The following are some exploratory thoughts about the meaning of prayer in light of current understanding of the sciences, human psychology, and of the cosmos at large. There may be an intersection between science and spirituality after all. Read more
Ritual is an ancient and pervasive aspect of life on planet Earth. Rituals are both the products of existing communities and the wombs out of which new communities emerge. Read more
It started out as an ordinary walk. . . .Then I woke up and my senses shifted dimensions. Read more
Dear Santa, It’s me again – Seán. Sorry for my long silence; it’s been 71 years since I last wrote to you. Remember? It was Christmas 1951. . . Read more
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