Toward a World that Works for Everyone
I just noticed in myself a tremendous lethargy towards doing something about an issue involving the “institutional evil” we face, to cite Candace Owens. Ah, leave it alone, I hear myself saying. Institutional evil has been with us since forever. As long as I can get by…. etc. It feels like a ton of gravel […]
Please consider this an essay in cross-cultural spirituality. I link up western and eastern perspectives on consciousness states. My hypothesis is that what I’m calling, after Eric Berne with changes, (1) the Adult consciousness state is the same state of consciousness that Hindus call sattwa or purity. Feel free to skip this article if it […]
As a child I had a deep belief that only what I can see around me is real. Only what I could see, exists. Only what comes into my sight needs to be taken into account. I think of seeing Kathleen’s granddaughter, Amelia, all of two years old, staring at her Zoom class on the […]
I was searching for a quote from Archangel Michael and came across this magnificent discussion with the Divine Mother on the way out of separative consciousness. How privileged we are to have the chance to discuss these matters with Mother/Father One. Thank you, Linda. When I think of it, I am in awe. “The Divine […]
I was contemplating what an interdimensional anthropology might look like and I realized that the dimensions were like stairsteps back to God. I think we’re all pretty familiar with this notion. And then I realized that they weren’t the only stairsteps. The gunas, or cosmic forces, described in Hinduism, are also, as the Mother herself […]
I’d like to take a very simple example of dawning awareness and use it to illustrate the levels of knowledge (intellectual – experiential – realizational). I had the awareness dawn earlier today that I can’t change a person’s behavior; the most I can do is model the alternative. No big deal unto itself, but it’s […]
