I don’t envy all the challenges Pope Leo XIV faces. But I’m grateful the world can see a gifted, compassionate leader from America who wants to make a difference for the entire human family.
When I Worry Too Much, I Look Around
A few days ago, I was sitting in the stands at our grandson’s Little League game. The day’s news was heavy on my mind…
Spiritual Discernment in an Evolving Universe
Beyond our digital distractions and limited habits of awareness, our bodies, minds, and hearts can open us to the living, creative, divine Spirit within us and around us.
Pip Discovers the “Power of Money”
I remember reading Great Expectations by Charles Dickens in Junior High. I recently thought I would read it again.
Images of Our Lives: Resumes, Eulogies, Compost
(Dear Reader: I was on the road this week and working on two presentations for this weekend, so I’m reposting this piece from 4 years ago. I picked it because I continue to find these perspectives on our lives (resume/eulogy/compost) to be interesting and helpful. — Steve) PBS and New York Times commentator DavidContinue reading “Images of Our Lives: Resumes, Eulogies, Compost”
Being Grateful for Our “Inner Savings Account”
What lives inside us? Memories of many kinds.
A Season of Awe
This year I’ve been wondering: does Keltner’s work offer any insights to the spiritual meaning of the season?
King Tut and The Early Morning Drop-ins
Remembering that decorated little chair and those determined little bugs helped me see my own life in a new perspective.
Letting the Sea Speak
What is it about the sea that stirs our imaginations? What is it about taking a walk on the beach that helps us see life more clearly? Why is it many of us ask that our ashes be scattered on the ocean?
“A Voice in My Mind Said: I Feel Awe”
When someone’s life ends, we begin to see what mattered and what it meant. Time and again, I have been filled with awe.
Steve Jacobsen, Ed.D 