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For Howard Thurman our feeling that we are part of our “total environment” is part and parcel of holiness. He was ahead of many theologians
Community lies at the heart of Thurman’s mysticism. He says: The profoundest disclosure in the religious experience is the awareness that the individual is not
We spoke yesterday about birthing a New Normal this Christmas season. We do not have to settle the Old Normal but can take advantage of
One only turns 80 once so I figure it might be worthwhile to reflect on the moment. Especially since we are honoring the birthing dimension
Eckhart elaborates on another dimension to Christmas when he stresses how we are to give birth to Divinity in us. When does this happen? One
We are discussing community as one of the “Ten C’s” that can shed light on what it means to be human. We are currently examining
We have interrupted our discussion on community humanity-style to wander a bit into the sense of community among whales and then among the Macaw parrots
Numerous persons, Victor Hugo among them, have suggested that Jesus’ teaching that you “do not do to others what you would not wish them to
We are pausing our discussion on human community to consider some animal communities hoping they might shed some light on our own. In the second
In yesterday’s DM, I cited a striking passage from Safina’s book that stated that humans learned that whales are not a thing but, rather, neighbors
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