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January 22, 2024: On Death and Dying and GriefMatthew tells us about his day yesterday. From 1 – 2 p.m. he gave a talk at
Psychologist Otto Rank defines “soul” as “rebirth” and interprets all of human history as a quest for immortality, a quest that drove the building of
We are considering lessons that surround death. We saw in yesterday’s meditation how M. C. Richards, on hearing of her pending death, challenges head on
Love and Hate, Good and Bad, the Sacred and Evil, Crucifixion and Resurrection. There is much to ponder as daily headlines keep reminding us of humanity’s
April 3, 2023. Ending the Doctrine of Discovery, continuedMatthew speaks about how the bubonic plague caused Christians to doubt the innate goodness of creation. As
Yesterday, Good Friday, we meditated on Passover and the promise of deliverance it offers, with implications, of course, for the commemorations of Holy Thursday and
We have been meditating on being (and therefore on non-being also) as we consider names for Divinity that call to us today. A return to the
We have alluded to the connection between shamanism and the suffering of our times, asking if the suffering we are undergoing is for us, as
We are considering how resurrection and waking up in this life time are about an expansion of consciousness and how one way to expand consciousness
In his study on Emily Dickinson, Steven Herrmann reminds us that expansion of consciousness is a deep part of resurrecting in this lifetime.* Part of
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