The key to a planetary spiritual renaissance
The media images of responses to the murder of George Floyd portray a stark contrast between angry violence and peaceful marches. Sometimes the contrast fits: we come from a place of righteous indignation in our soul which has no trace of anger, which is the seed of murder, as Jesus implied in the …
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Camp Anytown Las Vegas https://campanytownlasvegas.org/ Much of this blogpost is quoted from the website and its links; but my comments promoting another layer of quality thinking are found only here. First, some historical background. Founded in 1928, The National Conference …
It is amazing what tiny events can trigger anxiety. Even a slight physical discomfort can do it. We (some of us, sometimes) go to the doctor, here comes the needle, and we instinctively recoil, just like an amoeba who has been gently poked. What Rx would you prescribe? (I’m not going to try to …
Why did Jesus teach love as a commandment? Because to focus just on loving God and the neighbor was so liberating for the Jews who at that time were up to their necks in commandments. Secondly, Jesus was not an autobiographical preacher. You have to read between the lines for clues to his …
Is life overly medicalized today? Your life in particular? Last night's news reported a spike in the number of drivers going over a hundred miles an hour on highways that are now less populated with cars. I think it's the pressure in immature minds. Although I offer no counsel about how much medical …
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No discourse today. It's the 9:19 video / podcast episode. An amoeba envelops a particle of food, Lee Glickstein's method that awakens love in listeners (see his book, Be Heard Now!) And a question that has been waiting for your answers. …
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