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Dorothy wrote about her experience in solitary confinement in prison for doing non-violent disobedience. She reminds us that suffering can open us up so we
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Dorothy wrote about her experience in solitary confinement in prison for doing non-violent disobedience. She reminds us that suffering can open us up so we

I had the privilege last Saturday morning of participating in a gathering headed by Kaira Jewel and Adam Bucko that was grounded in deep ecumenism

Recently, I received an invitation from Christena Cleveland, author of God Is a Black Woman, to offer a blurb about her new book that comes out

For today’s DM, I share, with her permission, a shortened version of a recent essay from Kaira Jewel’s Substack.* It was originally titled, “Compassion as

All religions deal in some way with life after death. I dedicate a chapter to this in my book, One River, Many Wells: Wisdom Springing From

In yesterday’s DM, we learned anew of the African wisdom that all creation is sacred. This is echoed surely in other indigenous traditions, such as

Swimming in the wisdom of Ghanaian musician Rocky Dawuni’s talk that I shared yesterday, and aware that we are coming to the close of February

This weekend Kurt Johnson and other editors of the two-volume work on Interspirituality: The Heritage and The Future sponsored a very rich Unity Earth Symposium bringing together many of the

In their book The View from the Center of the Universe, Joel Primack and Nancy Abrams discuss humanity’s special moment in the history of the universe.

Last week I shared news of the wonderful Celebration of Life in Santa Cruz honoring the life and work of scientist Joel Primack. Here I
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