Further Thoughts on Contemplation
Matthew Fox
August 7, 2020
We are meditating on the “C” called Contemplation (or meditation) in the context of asking: What does it mean to be human? Can one be
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Contemplation and Meditation, continued
Matthew Fox
August 6, 2020
Buddhist monk Thich Naht Hanh defines meditation as “stopping, calming, and looking deeply.” Spiritual traditions the world over offer us a variety of methods for
Contemplation, Another “C” toward Becoming Human
Matthew Fox
August 5, 2020
Maria Montessori teaches children how they can “make silence.” Humans are all capable of “making silence.” Making silence, calming our busy monkey brains and our
Building Character, continued
Matthew Fox
August 4, 2020
Continuing our reflections on “What it is to be human?, we are addressing the “C” called Character. Character is about committing to values, values that
Educating for Character and Chakra Development – Part III
Matthew Fox
August 3, 2020
We are meditating on what it means to be human and employed the 10C’s of creation spirituality to do so. We are discussing that “C”
Character and Moral Development – Part II
Matthew Fox
August 2, 2020
Meditating on character building as an important aspect to being human, I recall how Buckminster Fuller is said to have valued “the power of personal
Character: Another “C” on the Way to Being Fully Human
Matthew Fox
August 1, 2020
We are addressing the question, “What does it mean to be human?” and we are approaching it by journeying through the “10 C’s” that I
Lessons to Learn from Chaos or the Dark Night
Matthew Fox
July 31, 2020
In acknowledging the reality of the dark night of our species, we can prepare ourselves to learn from it and eventually move beyond it. The
Courage: Another “C” Representing What It Means To Be Human
Matthew Fox
July 30, 2020
Yesterday we honored the memory of John Lewis as a fine model of what it means to be human highlighting his call for “standing firm”
Further Lessons from John Lewis on What It Means to be Human
Matthew Fox
July 29, 2020
The body of John Lewis lying in state in the capitol rotunda with congressmen and women gathered around was an appropriate setting for a leader
