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We have been celebrating the implications of the Webb Telescope for awakening humanity to a healthy sense of our place and time in this amazing universe
Yesterday we shared the diagnosis from M. C. Richards about the “palpable disunion” and “psychic disturbance” and suicides and other maladies that occur when science
Poet and potter M. C. Richards has commented on what happens when science and religion, which went their separate ways three centuries ago, split apart.
Cynicism and acedia, as we saw yesterday, are dangerous misdirections of our first chakras. What is the medicine for cynicism, sourness, uncaring and acedia? Another way
Rumi tells us that “the spark of the soul is not easily lit.” When one hears scientists express ecstasy and cry tears of joy and wonder,
Those who dismiss Webb Telescope as “pretty pictures” ought to explore its meaning more deeply. First, they should consider what Thomas Aquinas says about nature
In their book, The View from the Center of the Universe, astrophysicist Joel Primack and cultural philosopher Nancy Abrams teach that we humans are living in
It is part of Deep Ecumenism to recognize the role Father Sky plays in humanity’s encounter with the Divine. An encounter that might return with our
“Father Sky” is an ancient archetype for naming the Sacred Masculine. But the modern era by calling the universe a machine shut down “Father Sky”–indeed
It seems to me that the Webb Telescope and what it will reveal to us about our 13.8 billion-year journey opens up a whole new
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