Mapping My Routes
What does your spiritual map look like? Here are four steps to drawing one.
Read MoreAll Will Be Well
To travel with hope and optimism, follow these three steps.
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Read MoreCompanions for the Commute
Despite commuting with hundreds of people every day, we can still feel isolated and alone. Here are four ways to connect with your fellow commuters so that you never have to travel by yourself.
Read MoreBrains in a Vat
Are we just characters living in a computer simulation?
Read MoreNo Greater Miracle
How do you imagine God beholds you?
Read MoreWhat I Learned from Men Wearing Tights
Good Idea: Watching Robin Hood: Men in Tights while riding the train. Bad idea: Wearing tights while riding the train.
Read MoreThe Wavy Commute
It doesn't take a theoretical physicist to understand the commute. Or does it?
Read MoreA Pain in My . . .
Lent gives us the freedom we need to clearly see that which is truly wounding us.
Read MoreRage and the Peaceful Commuter
Three ways to disarm your anger and make your commute a peaceful one
Read MoreThe Commuter's Mind
The best mind for a commuter to have is that of a child.
Read MorePowerball, Probability, and Prudence
Prudence helps us make sure we catch the train on time.
Read MoreLessons from the Holy Family
Silence, love, and discipline can make our daily commute into a prayer.
Read MoreWord Problems, Poverty, and Beauty
Doing math can be a spiritual practice.
Read MoreRepulse Monkey (that Funky Monkey)
3 ways nonresistance can help restore balance in your relationships.
Read MoreThe Mathematical Christ
God may not be a mathematician, but I know I can find God in mathematics.
Read MoreThe Gift of Generosity
Blessed are those who are generous, for they will see that everything is gift.
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