Toward a World that Works for Everyone
A candid discussion on the First Amendment, Islam, and the limits of tolerance What better day to post on this hot topic than on America’s birthday celebration? There aren’t too many more in-your-face things on the table of humanity right now than the protections afforded to a literally undefined-by-our-Constitution group of humans from any kind […]
If you like this article, check out the first episode of the Karma Yoga Podcast. Continued from part 1 In this part, we’ll look at karma yoga from a biblical perspective. Because of this, I should make a disclaimer regarding the heavily religious nature of the things we’ll read here. In this article, we’ll read […]
On Saturday, May 5th, I made a post on social media about religion. I’d like to expand upon it here. I wrote: “Some of the worst people in the world are the religious ones who sh*t on everyone else’s beliefs/lifestyle. If you’re religious or spiritual, just be yourself and love your God in whatever way […]
Credit: stjohns.org To the Source, I pray that you be with us all in times of uncertainty. To life, I pray that in time, you reveal your greatest secrets. To the planet, I pray that you find peace, healing and stability. For humanity, I pray that we see the light in the darkness and come […]
Credit: pinterest.com It’s hard to understand love with the mind, but it’s easy with the heart. This is because no effort to understand it is necessary from the heart; you simply feel it and express it to everyone you cross paths with no matter how loving or enlightened they are. True love is the willingness […]
The state’s attorney, Marilyn Mosby, announced Friday that six officers have been charged with the death of Freddie Gray. There was significant probable cause that the actions of these officers is considered homicide. Mosby also indicated that the arrest of Freddie Gray was illegal based upon the officers having no probable cause to arrest him […]
A friend confided that she was glad to see my change of mind in that I was at last writing about a generic spirituality. She was afraid that she’d have to learn Eastern religion to understand where I was going. I do understand the concern but I have to ask for tolerance from readers if […]
We often talk about a “personal relationship” with Jesus. I’m not a Christian but I am a great admirer of Jesus and have been all my life. Might I contribute a reflection on my own personal relationship with him? For reasons I didn’t know then, I’d been reading the classics from a very early age. […]
The following was written by Wes Annac for the ‘reader’s question’ section of The Aquarius Paradigm Weekly Newsletter. In place of a question this week, I’d like to give my perspective on the idea that the ‘new age’ movement is similar to religion in that it’s yet another belief system that’s been fashioned around the […]
Written by Wes Annac, Conscious Oneness Concluded from Part 1 The problem with all of the different religions comes not from Source or the heavenly realms, but from man. We’re the ones who decided to start killing each other over our differences in belief, and in a lot of cases, we were led into war […]
Written by Wes Annac, Conscious Oneness Every person who’s spiritually active, despite the template they express their spirituality through, seeks to know God; Source; the Formless. It doesn’t matter if they’re religious or generally spiritual – we all want to reunite with our creator and the heavenly realms of consciousness we’ve come here from. People […]
Personality and Spirituality April 2, 2010 https://personalityspirituality.net/2010/04/02/being-spiritual-but-not-religious-makes-children-happier-new-research/ Newly published research from the University of British Columbia finds that spirituality is strongly linked to the happiness of children aged 8 to 12, but religiousness is not. ____________________________________________________________________ A new study by the University of British Columbia, Canada, shows that children who feel that their lives have […]
