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Author: Gianluigi Gugliermetto

Catching The Wave

Although “hero,” “ancestor,” and “saint” do not mean exactly the same thing, I have suggested that they are functionally equivalent for us at the present

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Holy Trailblazers 

Stories about people who acted for the good of the whole in peculiarly difficult circumstances, even to the extreme sacrifice, are important for us. They

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An Army of Camels

Like many of you, I celebrate the release of Moshen Mahdawi, the Columbia University student, Buddhist peacemaker, born and raised in the West Bank, who

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Holiness as Cosmic Hospitality

Howard Zinn famously said: “Human history is a history not only of cruelty, but also of compassion, sacrifice, courage, kindness. What we choose to emphasize

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Empathy and Cosmic Pain

I suffer from nostalgia. I yearn for some forgotten time/space niche, perhaps in the distant past, where communication among human tribes was limited. I would

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Balance

If I were asked to say in one word what spirituality is all about for me, I would say “balance.” I could also say “justice”

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Courage and Clarity

Courage and clarity are indispensible virtues for a time like ours in which everything is confused. A word that pairs well with courage, almost a

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Experiencing Dark Times

Who likes to live in dark times? When the fool rules instead of the wise; when evil is called “good” and good is called “evil;”

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