SOCIALISM AND RESPONSIBLE CAPITALISM CAN THEY CO-EXIST? PART 1
Untangling the Meaning of Socialism Problems with untangling socialism come from the language itself and the meaning attributed by… more
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SAVE THE DATE: INTERFAITH CELEBRATION OF LIGHT, SATURDAY DECEMBER 14, 2019
The annual Interfaith Celebration of Light, honoring the light that all our faith and interfaith organizations bring into the world,… more
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The Book Science and Spirituality
The book Science and Spirituality is intended to encourage people to meditate upon their daily lives and to look at the… more
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Healing yourself emotionally and mentally with meditation
In most developed cultures no-one tells us that we are responsible for our own thoughts and feelings. We miss learning… more
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Inside the Festival of Holi in India: Decorated by a multitude of bright colors, dancing in happiness
This was my thirty-second trip to Madhuban, the headquarters of the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University in Mt. Abu, Rajasthan,… more
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The Call to Interfaith: Democracy, Interfaith, and the Individual, Part 2
This is another excerpt from my new book, “The Call to Interfaith: Democracy, Interfaith, and the Individual”. 2. The Fundamental Flaw There is a… more
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The Future Golden Age of the Human Race
I believe the future Golden Age of the human race is so glorious, so majestic, that we cannot even imagine… more
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This is the season of letting go of what you do not need, and receiving what you need
Autumn in Traditional Chinese Medicine is the season of letting go of what you do not need, and receiving what you need. This season is associated with the Metal element and the color white. The organs associated with the Metal element are the lungs and the large intestine. Exhale, letting go of carbon dioxide and toxins that you do not need. Naturally fresh breath then enters. Naturally the large intestine (colon) takes the nutrients that we need from our food and passes on what we do not need through the bowels. On occasion, we need help for these systems to function optimally, however for the most part, the organ systems function effortlessly.
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RELIGION INCLUDES ETHICS AND SPIRITUALITY
By Rev. Leland Stewart What is common to all sacred moments is surrender of the condition to possibilities beyond estimation… more
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