After Jesus’ resurrection, he spends a symbolic 40 days visiting the disciples, hanging out, fulfilling some cravings (I guess they don’t have baked fish in whichever dimension he ended up after the crucifixion), and providing them with some last details about his non-dual teaching of Oneness with all creation. Luke…

It’s Mother’s Day, which I love because it focuses our attention not only on the moms who raise us but also, if you know the holiday’s origin story, on the power of women to raise the world’s consciousness. However, Mother’s Day, which began as a powerful women’s peace and healthcare…

My family moved from Illinois to Texas as I was beginning eighth grade and then a half-dozen times again before my high school graduation. As an adult, I moved from Louisiana to Utah, back to Louisiana and again to Utah, and then to Florida. I finally settled in Florida for…

Happy Earth Day! This year, I have to confess I am a little heartbroken that even the one day a year we set aside to celebrate Gaia — and our responsibility to her — is woefully under-celebrated. …

World Quantum Day is celebrated each year on April 14 because 4.14 electron-volts (eV) is the initial sequence of the Planck Constant, which expresses the fundamental relationship between mass and frequency. The idea of God as a love frequency is intrinsic to our community. If the topic is new to…

On Easter, Christians worldwide celebrate the resurrection of Jesus, which is interpreted about 44,000 often incompatible ways. For some, the resurrection was physical, meaning Jesus was revivified—not a ghostly spirit like Casper, but a flesh and blood human being like you and me. Assuming you are flesh and blood. For…

Throughout Holy Week, Christians somewhat somberly remember the final events of Jesus’ earthly existence. I invite you to contemplate with me that Jesus’ eventual death on the cross is a result of the events of his life. Jesus doesn’t suddenly end up in Rome’s crosshairs, nor is his crucifixion some…

We hear the word “meta” thrown around a lot these days. Facebook is trying to own it by creating a virtual universe and changing its corporate name, neither of which is meta. Not at all. Virtual reality is not meta. Something “meta” is both part of and describes its category…

Many people approach Lent as if it is drudgery, a back-breaking slog through a molasses swamp of regret and despair — forty days of feeling bad about ourselves for eating too much chocolate and drinking bacon-flavored vodka. …