February 15, 2018
Over the past few years I have had the honor of attending the worship services of many faiths – from various Christian groups to Muslim and Jewish groups, to groups that claim spirituality without a specified denominational affiliation. The sincerity and conviction of each group I’ve spent time with is authentic. Clearly, all are believers—all … Continue reading The Root of Values
February 8, 2017
It’s amazing how emboldened people can be regarding opinions, while lobbing these verbal bombs out through social media. Conversations regarding topics of diverse opinions would seldom be had in a face to face discussion in such a manner, and yet, when sending a message out to the universe of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or other sites … Continue reading Respect Diversity Respectfully: 3 Keys to Consider
November 7, 2016
One of our advisory board members recommended a book I recently read called Falling Upward by Richard Rohr. He talks about the two halves of life in the book. I highlighted and earmarked the book with many notations; but one that branded an image in my mind was from this quote: “The voice of our … Continue reading The Sacred ‘No’
August 24, 2016
I was so impressed with a recent book written by one of our advisory council members, CLOSER than CLOSE by Dave Hickman. The book centers on our understanding of our true identity and coming to realize we have always had what it takes to be complete. This transformational process he references as “Union”. I pondered … Continue reading Growing Into It
