Spirituality

A Moment of Blessings

Whether one feels spiritual or not, religious or not, contemplative or not…this 6 minute video is a welcome visitor. It … Continue reading →

I came across this post recently: No one who seeks power to take away the liberty of others can legitimately … Continue reading →

“Encourage every one in his struggle to live up to his own highest idea, and strive at the same time … Continue reading →

I have found churches to be ideal places of solace and peace. It does not matter what one believes or … Continue reading →

The old healer to the soul: It’s not your back that hurts, but the burden. It’s not your eyes that … Continue reading →

A few years ago I was involved in an interesting discussion on Facebook in a group called “Epicurean Philosophy”. Someone … Continue reading →

The word “spirituality” comes up regularly around the web, yet given the various uses of that word, I have often … Continue reading →

Here is some food for thought. Inner peace is often characterized as a special state of mind. It is discussed, … Continue reading →

It can take courage to walk alone. Those who follow the tribe are often hostile to the loner, especially when … Continue reading →

Remember humility, love and tolerance every waking hour of the day. When our heart is humble, then we never quarrel or … Continue reading →

The has been around for a while, but it bears repeating. I encountered it a few years ago and could never … Continue reading →

A while back I was perusing some images of the Buddha on various websites. So much has been said about … Continue reading →

Inner peace is a serious pursuit and as I’m sure many readers have found, it is not easy to obtain. … Continue reading →

The Old Testament story of the fall of humanity contains one of the best lessons we can carry with us … Continue reading →

It is an understatement to say that we live in a time of resentment. A glance at the daily news … Continue reading →

This is a classic method for understanding the nature of yourself. It comes from ancient India, originating in the Vedanta … Continue reading →

Sometimes, when I read the daily headlines, I lament the loss of innocence. Simple moments of love are getting buried … Continue reading →