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We are calling upon Rabbi Arthur Waskow’s teaching that addresses climate change and the extinction reality for our species and so many others in our
In yesterday’s DM, we meditated on the important mystical experience called tasting Nothingness. Nothingness has been served up in generous proportions by the flood of ugly and mean
Yesterday, we celebrated Walt Whitman’s birthday as a “Bard of 7th Chakra Numinosity.” One valuable reason for comparing the seven chakras and seven capital sins is that
We continue our meditations on Evil and Hatred. To go deeper, to face these realities, we must become stronger. How do we do that? Just as one
Recently, when addressing the leaked Roe v Wade document from the Supreme Court, I shared a teaching and video from lawyer Peter Gabel criticizing “originalism”
I was deeply moved by the song “Grateful: A Love Song to the World” in yesterday’s DM and I thank Phila Hoopes, one of our
Activism is born of love and caring—and also of moral outrage and anger. Think of the thousands who marched in Selma or filled the jails voluntarily
Carl Jung was ill at ease with understanding evil as a “privation of the good” and I tend to agree with him. For I, like many,
Among the 100,000+ Germans marching in Berlin against the Ukrainian War, one sign said, “I’m willing to freeze for peace.” This is significant because Germany—and
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, a feast day in Christianity where one is anointed on the forehead with ashes to remind us that “dust you are
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