What, How, and Who
The what only provides context for the how; together, they lead us to discover the who.
Read MoreGod Excludes Nothing
If God is a sphere whose center is everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere, then where do you find God?
Read MoreThe Beginning of Self-Knowledge
If we don't go beyond introspection, we'll continue to think that we are better or more capable than we are (like Peter at the Last Supper).
Read MoreYour Daily Walk
When you add more walking to your daily commute, you might be surprised at how spiritual it can be.
Read MoreThe "More" of Myself
When we don't recognize that we are more than just our feelings, then we will behave like a certain hoofed mammal. Here are four ways to see that you are more.
Read MoreFreedom's Just Another Word
What does freedom mean? Kris Kristofferson wrote the answer and Janis Joplin sang it.
Read MoreIdentifying Our Attachments
Self-denial means seeing our attachments for what they are. Here are four ways to identify them.
Read MoreCan I Avoid Suffering?
The short answer is "no." But the longer answer is more interesting.
Read MoreManaging the Variables of Happiness
What does it take to be happy? Is it simply a matter of addition and subtraction?
Read MoreFinding Balance in All Things
How can you achieve balance? It starts and ends with awareness.
Read MoreDiscerning the Signs
Signs only makes sense if we have a discerning spirit.
Read MoreMapping 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.
(Thumbnail image: Bee Optimistic! by Bob Peterson from North Palm Beach, Florida; Uploaded by Jacopo Werther, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=24649750 )
Read MoreOut of Egypt I Have Called You
Egypt is a place in our hearts. Do you know how to find it?
Read MoreBlessed Are the Bridges
In times of division, what kind of bridge will you be?
Read MoreInconvenient Grace
Grace can feel like an inconvenience, but here are three ways to recognize them as blessings.
Read MoreTemptation
We cannot rush our way into the Kingdom of Heaven.
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?
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