Interspirituality for the Modern Day Seeker
…from a spiritual perspective—and this is in line with the teachings of most of the world’s religions—the threat of violence should be a last resort, not a first response. Read more
…from a spiritual perspective—and this is in line with the teachings of most of the world’s religions—the threat of violence should be a last resort, not a first response. Read more
The tail end of The Black Panther movie provided a spiritual message that didn’t quite rhyme with what had happened up to that point. Read more
All of the world’s spiritual traditions have devised methods for direct perception of Spirit. Nothing else will suffice. Read more
Meditation can help but there are limits. Here are three things that meditation cannot do for you. Read more
Are you outraged, hoping, wishing, and screaming for change? You are not alone. Here is some of what you can do to affect change. Read more
What tribes do we belong to, what is the glue that holds them together, how high are the entry barriers, and where is the line between cohesion and aggression? Read more
The feeble human mind can never completely define God, and yet, it is important to have a personal definition, a way to connect with the Infinite. Read more
Three common misconceptions surround the practice of meditation and even people who have been practicing for years can be confused. Read more
From Epictetus and Eckhart to Ramakrishna and Richard Rohr to Gandhi and Rabbi Lerner, these quotes describe both interfaith and interspirituality. Read more
Here are three ways in which Interfaith Ministers can be relevant to the lives of the faithful, agnostic, and spiritual but nonreligious. Read more
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