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Some may have been excited about the election results, but for many, it was a dark week. I spoke with a number of people who cried for hours. Fear of the future to come is a common concern. This is when we have to call upon…

For centuries, Chinese calligraphers have painted bamboo as a spiritual exercise. Bamboo is graceful, upright, and strong. Hollow inside, receptive, and humble, it bends with the wind but does not break. The “Tao Te Ching”…

This Sunday, we complete our 4-week series called “Unity and Creation Spirituality.” The lesson title for this week is “Via Tansformativa—Transformation and Joy.”  In Path 1—Via Positiva, we feel the awe and blessing at the…

This Sunday, we continue with the third week of our 4-week series called “Unity and Creation Spirituality.” The lesson title for this week is “Via Creativa—Creativity and Birthing.” In Path 1—Via Positiva, we feel the awe…

This Sunday, we continue with the second week of our 4-week series called “Unity and Creation Spirituality.” The lesson title for this week is “Via Negativa—Mystery and Silence.” Theologian and Author Matthew Fox “…

This Sunday, I begin a 4-week series called “Unity and Creation Spirituality.” The lesson title for this week is “Via Positiva—Blessing and Awe.” There will be a handout for each week. Creation Spirituality integrates the…

This Sunday, my lesson is called “In the Question,” which refers to me standing amidst your questions. It is in essence, a Q & A Session with me, in which the congregation will write down questions for me anonymously,…

Memory is the power to retain and recall information and past experiences. Our brain's memory helps us recall lots of memories—like multiplication tables and various dates. The word “memory” applies to both the individual…

Paul said, “Be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Jesus put it a little differently. In Matthew 9:16-17 it is recorded that he said, ”And no one puts a piece of unshrunk cloth on an old garment, for the patch…

We are called by our love and passion. Joseph Campbell, mythologist, named it “following your bliss.” We let our heart prevail and it guides us where we are supposed to be for the greater good. This may make more sense when…