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We meditated yesterday on what Otto Rank, recognized as the “father of humanistic psychology” who died young in 1939, had to say about the loss
Eddie Kneebone (1947-2005) was an aboriginal indigenous leader who taught with us when we sponsored a one-week Creation Spirituality workshop in Melbourne in 1990. At
There is much in the news these days—as well there should be—not only about slavery and atrocities committed against black humans and on the response
In yesterday’s DM, we saw how many indigenous peoples talk about the “loneliness” they now feel on the earth. Loneliness happens when humans separate from
True spirituality begins where the Bible begins—with the universe, with creation, with all that exists. Not with the human alone but within a larger context.
Catholic monk Thomas Merton declared that every non two-legged creature is a saint. Furthermore, …every plant that stands in the light of the sun is a
Merton speaks out on the importance of the “act of Being.” In 1968, shortly before he died, he wrote: Afflicted as I am with an
We have been meditating on the experience of the “ground of being” which Thich Naht Hanh says is his favorite name for God. His close
Thich Nhat Hanh reminds us what it is we are looking at when we look deeply at just one flower. When we look into the
We are meditating on the revelation of the ground of being found in creation stories from various traditions. Today, the Hebrew Bible again. Yesterday we
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