Why Our Culture is Failing Our Children and Ourselves Is the relentless pursuit of success, wealth, and individualism in America costing us our humanity? Consider the children who are often sidelined from birth, handed over to caregivers during their most...
Read moreFrom: An Electrician’s Guide To Our Galaxy– Living On Life’s Widest Frequenc Chapters 54-55 All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not...
Read moreChapter 43: The Word Became Flesh: Unraveling the Mystery of Self Through Helen Keller’s Journey “The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.” – Helen Keller What if the biblical statement “The word became flesh, and...
Read moreTo Find Our Real Voice The dead cannot cry out for justice. It is a duty of the living to do so for them. Lois McMaster Bujold There has been an epidemic of white middle-aged American men dying at earlier Read more…
An Electrician’s Guide To Our Galaxy-Living Life On The Widest Frequency Chapters 40, 41, 42: Exploring the “I Am” Principle and the Human Energy Field What if the key to unlocking our true potential lies not in external achievements but Read more…
2024 Version: What Does It Mean When We Carry Our Leaders Within Our Consciousness? What does it mean when we carry our leaders within our consciousness? This probing question invites us to explore the profound impact that leaders have on Read more…
What Does It Mean When We Carry Our Leaders Within Our Consciousness? As human beings in social environments, we have come to expect that our leaders will lead with integrity and morality, though inevitable weaknesses will often be exposed. If Read more…
The Intersection of Anger, Love, War, and Spirituality in a Healthy Life In the pursuit of a spiritually healthy life, it’s easy to fall into the trap of suppressing emotions like anger, viewing them as detrimental to our spiritual growth. Read more…
The Pearl Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto a merchant man, seeking goodly pearls: Who, when he had found one pearl of great price, went and sold all that he had, and bought it. —-Jesus of Nazareth One Read more…
The Distinction Between Ignorance and Truth in Religious Understanding In a world brimming with technological advancements and global connectivity, the contrast between ignorance and truth in religious understanding has never been more pronounced. My spiritual experiences have led me to Read more…
Celebrating the Life of Corinne Beatrice Henry Paullin Today marks what would have been my mother Corinne Beatrice Henry Paullin’s 95th birthday. Reflecting on her life fills me with deep gratitude and sorrow. She was not only a loving mother Read more…
Insight and Mindfulness: Cultivating Authentic Awareness: The Power of Firsthand Experience Many of the insights of the saint stem from their experience as sinners—Eric Hoffer It is through deep introspection, contemplation, and the cultivation of mindfulness that we can unlock the Read more…
Prayer or Preyer? Understanding Our Relationship with the Divine In a world increasingly entangled with material pursuits and instant gratifications, prayer often stands as a sanctuary for those seeking solace, meaning, and connection with something greater. But this act of Read more…
Harnessing Internal “Black Holes” for Personal Growth In the vast expanse of the cosmos, black holes are regions of space with gravitational pulls so intense that nothing, not even light, can escape them. These celestial phenomena captivate our imagination, embodying Read more…
Elections and the Potential for Non-Duality As we approach yet another national election, the familiar clamor of partisan politics fills the air. Two candidates, two parties, two ideologies—each vying for our allegiance. The Republican Party, with its implied patriarchal Read more…
The Duality of Home As A Sanctuary or Source of Trauma “Home” is perhaps the most evocative word in the English language. It encapsulates safety, warmth, and belonging—qualities that Shakespeare himself eloquently romanticized. Historically, home was the birthplace of most Read more…
Lookinglass Lake—The Intimate Whispers of the Cosmos: A Journey Towards Universal Consciousness “We need a real awakening, enlightenment, to change our way of thinking and seeing things. To breathe in and be aware of your body and look deeply into Read more…
When the Student is Ready, the Teacher Appears In the labyrinth of life, we often find ourselves seeking guidance, wisdom, and answers. The ancient adage, “When the student is ready, the teacher appears,” resonates deeply with the human experience, transcending Read more…
PAIN Growing without roots, with a will that won’t bend, Weathering life’s storms, which never seem to end. No longer waiting for the sun that was once promised to arise, How could truth’s light possibly shine in dimmed eyes? Having Read more…
The New Normal of Addiction and Cultural Disease in America In the modern American landscape, a troubling phenomenon is emerging as an insidious “new normal”: the widespread acceptance of addictive and self-destructive behaviors. This normalization is not only alarming but Read more…