…realizing we are no longer at the center doesn’t feel disappointing; instead, it comes with a sense of liberation.
Clayton Kershaw Is A Hero of Mine
It is not our last public act that should define us. It’s our life in its entirety.
GRACE: A Focusing Practice
We are embodied human beings who have been gifted with this amazing multisensory life-form and a miraculous mind which, when they are working together, can open us to a rich awareness of where we are and what is possible.
Rewriting Our Life Stories
“You know, I believe we have two lives.”
Holding On
We never know what hardships people may be bearing.
A Time to Reset and Renew
“This is an insight about human nature that the rites of Rosh Hashana capture especially well, but it’s one that people of any faith (or no faith at all) can benefit from.”
Two Kinds of Wisdom
Over the years I’ve heard people say spiritual wisdom is better than everyday wisdom.
Five Tips for Everyday Living
The original article included 38 such suggestions. That’s way too many for me. I’m thinking I can hold five at a time without dropping any. I also hope writing them down like this will help – if I remember where I put the list.
Learning from the Redwoods
Older redwoods pass on their organic material. Humans don’t have much carbon and nitrogen to offer. We can be nurtured by the lives and stories of our parents, mentors, and ancestors.
Is Spiritual Discernment Like Listening to a Crystal Radio?
If our crystal set picks up a local radio station, we can expect it to identify itself from time to time. With spiritual direction, how do we know any message we receive might have a divine origin?
Steve Jacobsen, Ed.D 