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It is good, in times of struggle and darkness, the dark night of society and soul and democracy that we find ourselves in, to reconnect
Radicalization is not always geared toward violence and is not always bad. However, being radically nonviolent is a way of existing in the world that
A great soul passed away 3:35 PM Saturday afternoon. It was my privilege to call Joanna Macy a friend and co-worker. I owe her much.
[FROM THE ARCHIVE, March 20, 2020] I am an elder. I will have traveled around the sun 84 times by the end of this year. One of
FROM THE ARCHIVE: 6/24/2020. This week we celebrate two days of celebration—Juneteenth and the Summer Solstice. The Feast Day of Juneteenth honors the enforcement of the
A Deep Thanksgiving to all on this day of Praise in this time of concern and sorrow. As we saw in yesterday’s meditation, to be
It seems to me that Rabbi Abraham Heschel offers a deep insight into this most important question: “What does it mean to be human?” Heschel
Living in a time of war and wars, it behooves us to get a bigger perspective. An awareness of history helps with that, as does an
Not only the Eastern religions Marcel refers to, but also Earth-based religions of the West, such as ancient Native American traditions and modern nature-mystic faiths
My apologies for a mistake I made in my meditation on Earth Day. But it’s not so bad a mistake–it’s sort of a positive Freudian
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