Evil Spirits by Whatever Other Name
Matthew Fox
May 28, 2022
We will recall that Lakota teacher Buck Ghosthorse alerted us to how “fear is the door in the heart that lets evil spirits in.” Are there
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Envy as a Companion to Hatred
Matthew Fox
May 27, 2022
What then is envy? Envy has been defined as “sorrow over another’s good insofar as it impedes one’s own excellence.” Aquinas says, “Envy is felt
Evil and the Sacred
Matthew Fox
May 26, 2022
One lesson I learned from writing my book on Evil is this: The opposite of evil is not the good, but the Sacred. This means that we cannot have a
Chakras as Original Blessings in Our Struggle Against Evil
Matthew Fox
May 25, 2022
Since the racial attack by an 18-year-old white supremacist who drove 200 miles to murder ten black people, we have been addressing the topic of
Some Practices to Prepare for Facing Evil
Matthew Fox
May 24, 2022
We continue our meditations on Evil and Hatred. To go deeper, to face these realities, we must become stronger. How do we do that? Just as one
Pessimism, Hatred, and Self Hatred
Matthew Fox
May 23, 2022
The great psychologist Otto Rank, being understood at last as a founder of humanistic psychology, dares to unmask where pessimism comes from. It comes from
Hatred and Resentment: Evil Forces in Our Midst
Matthew Fox
May 22, 2022
We are examining hatred, the kind of hatred that fed and nurtured the 18 year old man who wanted to start a racial war by
Origins and Nature of Hatred
Matthew Fox
May 21, 2022
When did hatred begin? First, of course, hatred and fear have always been with the human species. And, when we don’t examine our own consciences, it easily
Finding the Sacred, Facing Hatred: The Buffalo Racial Massacre
Matthew Fox
May 20, 2022
We have been meditating on “The Sacred Earth” book by photographer Courtney Milne and his last project called “The Pool of Possibilities.” There he found—and
Courtney Milne, Mystical Photographer, continued
Matthew Fox
May 19, 2022
In yesterday’s DM, I held Courtney Milne up as another artist, like Suzi Gablik, who eagerly found the spiritual in his work. In the Foreword
