Justice: divine, destined, established, and evolving
We speak of justice more clearly when we distinguish the justice of God from that of our planetary destiny, and presently established justice from the evolving progress that we seek.
Jeff
Contrasts and blends: Responses to George Floyd’s murder
Regarding racism, sexism, or any other such ism, we also affirm our common humanity and appreciate, as have the opportunity to know them, each one’s unique personality.
Camp Anytown dismantles stereotypes
In three days, 70 high school students break through prejudice to become loving, mutually supporting change agents. Comments are added to promote another layer of quality thinking.
Two kinds of anxiety, two cures
Two kinds of anxiety are physical discomfort or worse, and performance anxiety. What cures would you prescribe?
Love and commandment
A divine commandment expresses faith in what you can do and be, orients your life, alerts you to the fact that the rewards of following are better than the consequences of rejecting, and promises support every step of the way.
Doctors’ orders and spiritual liberation
Does your life feel over-medicalized? Here are three ideas to help.
How is loving the neighbor like loving God?
An amoeba, Lee Glickstein’s book, Be Heard Now! And a question that is waiting for your answers.
Thank you, Chinese people
A noble man steeps himself in the way because he wants to find it in himself. When he finds it in himself . . . .
If it’s not liberating, it’s not truth
What if you believe some core spiritual truth, but not getting the transformation that you were looking for? That’s because you are still more on the level of idea than on the level of truth. Here are some paths of thought to assist you to migrate up.