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The 85th anniversary of the death of Evelyn Underhill passed this week without much fanfare, which she would have disliked anyway. “Quiet,” in fact, might
Giving ritual such a place of honor as both Matthew Fox and the present writer have done in our last few DMs raises a number
We ended Saturday’s DM with one of my favorite quotes from Teilhard de Chardin. It deserves our prolonged—and frequent— meditation: The cosmic sense must have been
Pope Leo’s ambitious encyclical on “Magnificent Humanity” discusses work and its importance. I, of course, took up the same topic in my book, The Reinvention of
As we often say in these Meditations, tapping into creativity is especially important in times of crises such as ours. In Chapter 8 of Creativity:
Walking can be a spiritual practice. I have been privileged to participate in several of Thich Nhat Hanh’s “walking meditation” events held at Lake Merritt
Until she was the Bishop of London, she did not make the news very much. Still, after she was chosen as Archbishop of Canterbury —
I have no connection by blood with the island of Sardinia and her people. At least not that I know. Yet in the course of
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
More than a century ago, some enlightened individuals deeply involved in their respective churches understood how terrible the conflicts among Christians had been and what
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