Chapter One Candidate: Energy, Electricians, and the Quest for Human Potential What is energy? Is it a tangible force that lights up a city, or is it the invisible thread linking all living beings in the dance of existence? Energy, at its core, is the ability to do work. It Read more…
Introduction: Exploring the Galaxy Within and Beyond If we wish to see the farthest reaches of our galaxy, we rely on telescopes of immense power, or perhaps dream of technological advancements that could one day take us there. Similarly, if we desire to communicate with the distant edges of Read more…
Dont use-already used as candidate 3 From: An Electrician’s Guide To Our Galaxy: Living On Universal Bandwidth Chapter 1 (continued): The Resonance of Being–Finding Our Sacred Rhythm in Life Have you ever wondered why some days seem to unfold effortlessly, while others resist us at every turn? What if the Read more…
Chapter Six, proposal one: Consciousness and the Art of Measurement What does it mean to truly measure reality and peer into the intricacies of consciousness? Are the tools we use for both such endeavors qualified for use in the search for the truth of ourselves and our relationship with the Read more…
Froth Versus Substance: A Reflection on Politics and Perception Have you ever watched a beer being poured on one of those iconic commercials? The bartender pulls the handle, releasing a cascade of amber liquid that builds into a voluminous head of foam at the top of the glass. It’s a Read more…
An Electrician’s Guide to Our Galaxy: Living On Universal Bandwidth Chapter One In this book I explore how to spiritually perceive our galaxy and our potential to access its universal bandwidth. I am a retired electrician by trade, yet it was through the eyes of an electrician that I first Read more…
The Call to Write: Leaving a Legacy Through Words We all hear that inner voice, don’t we? It speaks softly in quiet moments, urging us toward something greater that feels undefined yet profoundly necessary. For some, it beckons toward adventure or career success; for others, it whispers of creation—ideas Read more…
How the Republican Party’s Shift Post-Obama Transformed American Politics When Barack Obama secured his historic win in 2008, it signaled more than just the arrival of the first Black president. For the Republican Party, it marked a sobering realization—their traditional policies were losing traction with the majority of Americans. Faced Read more…
Escaping the House of Mirrors: Reclaiming Clarity in a Corrupted American Consciousness How do you know what’s real when every reflection tells a different story? Houses of mirrors challenge our perception, casting distorted images that make it harder to trust what we see. Is the exit to your left Read more…
Part One: The Voice of Awakening: Navigating the Modern Search for Truth “My kingdom is not of this world. You can look lo here, and lo there. Nor will people say, ‘Here it is,’ or ‘There it is,’ because the kingdom of God is in your midst.”–Jesus of Nazareth What Read more…
Grappling with Division: Understanding Our Fellow Citizens in the Wake of a Tumultuous America The United States has long prided itself as a beacon of democracy, with its citizens united under shared values of liberty and justice. Yet, recent years have tested the very fabric of these ideals, leaving many Read more…
The Virus Within Us All The sacred tapestry of life that binds us to this Earth is fraying under the weight of unchecked destruction—a destruction spurred by a force as subtle and pervasive as a virus. That force, nuanced and multilayered, is humanity itself, and at its most toxic, it Read more…
Anger as Sacred Human Energy: A New Perspective on Spiritual Integrity There is a growing dialogue within spiritual communities suggesting that expressing certain human emotions—particularly anger—contradicts the ideals of spiritual integrity. Proponents of this perspective claim that anger is destructive by nature and that the path to enlightenment lies exclusively Read more…
Revolutionary Balance: The Interplay of Anger and Peace in Social Justice Movements What does it truly take to overthrow a dictatorship? What does take to dismantle systems of oppression? Is it the roaring cry of defiance or the calm whisper of diplomacy? History whispers back an intriguing answer—it is Read more…
Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s Capetown church–picture from 2023 visit by Sharon and myself to South Africa. Silence or Action? The Role of Anger in Fighting Oppression What happens when the world turns its back on injustice? When righteous anger is suppressed for the sake of maintaining peace, it allows oppression to Read more…
Anger as a Force for Love and Courage Anger is a peculiar emotion. Often relegated to the shadows of our moral compasses, it manifests as a response to injustice, betrayal, or the crumbling of ideals. We are taught to suppress it, to camouflage its presence with civility, or to discard Read more…
Part One: The Sacred Dynamic Duo of Anger and Courage in the Human Experience St. Augustine’s timeless words, “Hope has two beautiful daughters; their names are Anger and Courage. Anger at the way things are, and Courage to see that they do not remain as they are,” invite us to Read more…
I take a unique direction with today’s blog post. Gary has been my friend since 1990. We have shared many of life’s challenges and opportunities over the years, especially during the 1990’s. Gary and his first wife Christy officiated at our wedding in 1994, and Sharon cleaned up the after-birth Read more…
Securing Democracy in the Face of Billionaire Power and Extremist Ambitions Democracy is a fragile entity, one that requires vigilance, accountability, and relentless commitment from both its leaders and its citizens. Today, America stands at a crossroads where its democratic principles are under siege—not by foreign entities, but from powerful Read more…
The Duality of DEI: Understanding Its Necessity in a Divided World “Why is a DEI program necessary?” This seemingly benign question reveals a troubling duality, rooted in privilege and systemic inequalities. It reflects the struggle between a historically dominant white majority and the historically marginalized non-white communities—a struggle that continues Read more…